Focus on Fish – Leopard Wrasse
The different species of Leopard Wrasse have always fascinated me with their striking colors and detailed patterns and have always roamed my reefs.
The different species of Leopard Wrasse have always fascinated me with their striking colors and detailed patterns and have always roamed my reefs.
According to Murphy’s law “whatever can go wrong, will go wrong”. Unfortunately, there are a number of things that can go wrong while keeping a reef.
There are only a few things about the reef keeping hobby I dread and one of them is moving a tank. Oh boy…..what a pain!
I wanted to provide a long overdue update of my 187 gallon reef tank. At the beginning of March I broke it down due to a lost battle with dinos.
The Acropora Lokani is a deepwater SPS that has sturdy main branches that run horizontal with thin, small branches that are vertical.
The Tyree Purple Monster is an extremely slow grower and typically has white polyps with very dense and thick branches. It requires strong flow and lighting.
The ORA Red Planet was acquired by ORA in May of 2006 and quickly became a popular coral among SPS enthusiasts once it became available for sale.
You want to minimizing stress when acclimating fish to an aquarium so it is important to follow some basic rules to ensure it is a successful transition.
There are a lot of variables that can impact the health of a reef tank and temperature is something that should be watched carefully during the summer.
Diatoms are a brown algae that typically appear in a reef tank that has just completed its cycle. How do you eliminate and prevent diatoms in a reef tank?
The Acropora Yongei or “Green Bali Slimer” is a classic SPS. It is an eye catcher given its vivid green color and wide, spidering branches.
With nearly 30 years in the hobby I have learned a lot from both my successes and failures. Here are My Top 10 Tips For Keeping a Successful SPS reef tank.