5 Tips for Feeding your marine Fish
Setting up a marine tank and maintaining it with a healthy school of fish may seem easy at the time. However, the unique nutritional requirements of captive seawater fishes were often overlooked by many hobbyists. Since most of the fishes were wild-caught in the sea, each fish have individual food requirement in order to prevent […]Read More
Custom Tank or ready-made?
Hi everyone, today I’ll be sharing my own unique short experience about building a custom tank compared to a ready make tank, and hopefully, it will help someone decide on their next project. To be frank, I would strongly advise to only go for a customize tank build, if you have experience with setting up […]Read More
Starting your first marine tank. Overview to plan your equipment and budget (Part 2)
This is a continuation of a 2 part series. Saltwater The ideal situation is to start the salt mix with the cleanest possible water. RODI (Reverse Osmosis De-Ionize) filters produce pure water by deploying a series of filters to remove sediments, chlorine and other contaminants such as copper, chromium, ammonia, nitrate & phosphorous that may […]Read More
Avoid these fishes!
YES, Avoid these fishes! Here today we will discuss the most popular fish in the trade to be avoided. Given the beautiful color or the fish or perhaps the cheap price, you should always research and prepare for it as the fishes listed might be difficult to keep or difficult to get it fed. One […]Read More
Top 10 common mistakes newbies make when starting up a marine tank.
People study other people’s past so they won’t make the same mistake, that is why we call it his story. (Get the puns?… ok fine sorry). Anyway here are the TOP 10 mistakes newbies make when starting up a marine tank. Number 10: Jumping into the hobby without research. When people start to get interested […]Read More
Why should we Dip corals? and how to perform it
Visiting a local Live Fish Shop (LFS) and shopping for corals is one of the best enjoyment in this hobby. However, do you know that if your newly purchased coral is not treated carefully, it could cause a serious effect on your existing healthy corals which is already thriving in your current marine aquarium system […]Read More
