Scott Groseclose

Saltwater aquarium enthusiasts know the frustration of dealing with unwanted pests like Aiptasia and Majano anemones. These invasive creatures can quickly overrun a tank, wreaking havoc on coral reefs and disturbing the delicate balance of your underwater ecosystem. Thankfully, there are several effective products and methods available to combat these nuisances and restore harmony to your aquarium.

Launch into the future of aquatic management with the Hydros Launch Aquarium Controller, brought to you by CoralVue team. Designed to streamline and optimize aquarium care, this cutting-edge aquarium controller redefines the way aquarists interact with their underwater ecosystems.

In the colorful world of reef keeping, few animals capture the imagination and facination quite like the clownfish. These fish have long been a favorite among aquarists, with their striking colors and intriguing behaviors. There is an ever growing myriad of varieties of clownfish available to enthusiasts, including the new Tangerine Albino Picasso Clownfish from captive breeder, Sea & Reef.

Aquarium enthusiasts often encounter the pesky problem of aiptasia (AKA Glass Anemones) in their aquariums. These unwelcome anemones that can quickly reproduce and overtake a tank if left unchecked. While chemical solutions exist, many aquarists prefer natural methods of control. In this part 1 article, we will explore various types of aquarium animals renowned for their knack at eliminating problematic and unsightly aiptasia by natural means.

Last month Sea & Reef released a new captive bred designer (January 2023), which is an exclusive designer clownfish that as far as we know, has never been seen before. The new strain is only available through one of our sponsors (Sea & Reef) that only sells to local fish stores including Aquarium Specialty.

This article was originally written in 2014 and I decided to revise the article 10 years after the original post with updated content to reflect the changes in sourcing, price point and other noteworthy news that seems relevant in 2024. 

Are you tired of the hassle of manual water testing in your aquarium? Say hello to the Neptune Systems Trident 2 NP – the cutting-edge solution that will now be in a head to head battle in the saltwater aquarium water testing arena. In this article, we'll look into the new features the Trident NP offers, how it works, and its integration with the Neptune Apex platform.

One of the best selling dosing pumps is getting a bit of a facelift. In addition to a slight color change with a darker gray housing the DOS will now come with quieter peralstic continuous use pumps in the same form factor as the origional DOS. The new Neptune DOS Quite Drive promisses to be 1.5 times quieter (4 dB) at slower speeds and 4 times quieter at higher speeds (13 dB).

Aquarium enthusiasts, rejoice! Say goodbye to the hassle of manual water testing and welcome the future of aquarium automation with the groundbreaking Hydros Maven Water Tester. Designed with precision and convenience in mind, this innovative device takes the guesswork out of maintaining optimal water conditions for your aquatic friends.

Gem Tang, scientifically known as Zebrasoma gemmatum, is a amazing tan species that highly sought after by aquarium enthusiasts. Native to the pristine waters of the Indian Ocean, specifically around the island of Madagascar, Gem Tangs are prized for their striking appearance and peaceful demeanor. In this article, we'll look at aspects of caring for Gem Tangs, by making it easier for hobbyists to consider adding these beautiful fish to their fish only aquarium or reef tank.