
SPS Deep Dive – Cali Tort
The Cali Tort is an Acropora tortuosa that has blue corallites and branches with hints of green. Sometimes it is confused with the Oregon Blue Tort.

The Cali Tort is an Acropora tortuosa that has blue corallites and branches with hints of green. Sometimes it is confused with the Oregon Blue Tort.

It takes a lot of equipment to run a reef tank, making it a challenge to fit everything in a stand. A remote sump is a great space saving solution.

On several occasions my skimmer overflowed without warning and nearly dumped skimmate into my sump. A DIY float switch can help prevent a disaster.

Given the popularity of shopping for frags online, it is very important they are packed properly to insure they arrive happy and healthy.

Here are my initial thoughts and impressions about GHL’s Profilux 4 controller after making the switch from Neptune’s APEX controller.

Recently I have gravitated towards GHL products, including the Doser 2.1 and KH Director. And the time has come to switch to GHL’s Profilux controller.

SPS or Small Polyp Stony corals can be demanding to keep but there are some that are much more forgiving versus others. Here is a top 5 list of beginner SPS.

How important is it to have stable alkalinity for a reef tank? It’s VERY important. In fact, on my list of Top 10 Tips For Keeping a SPS Reef Tank it is #1.

Sometimes it can be tough to keep Chaeto alive for nutrient export. Here are some tips on how to optimize Chaeto growth and to prevent it from crashing.

There are a number of healthy debates in the hobby and one of the more popular ones is whether or not to go with a live sand bed or bare bottom in a reef tank.

Is there a clear choice out there for a camera to shoot images and video for a reef tank? I did some extensive research and came up with an answer.

In theory, adding nitrates via an additive will make it possible for bacteria to consume phosphate and drive it down, a possible solution for eliminating cyano.