I just got back from a trip to California and was happy to see my reef alive and thriving. Here's a quick video of some of the fish and corals from today.
When I hear about a new pest, I'm always curious to learn more. Here's a thread about a spider (Pycnogonid) that actually eats acropora tissue. http://www.
When I got my new clownfish, I was a little worried about how I'd get them into their anemone without incident. I didn't want the new fish to host in other
A few years ago I had to drill some holes in a 40g breeder aquaarium, and filmed / photographed the process. A couple of computer upgrades occurred and I lost
Early last year, I built a huge sump for a customer in the Dallas area. In January I reached out for an update, and was sent a few pictures showing a beautiful
You end up with some loose frags. Here's how to secure them to frag plugs. If you haven't heard of pegging, you'll find this interesting.
What can you do to assure a BTA in your aquarium will live for years? Here are my thoughts, based on person experience. My original BTA is over 12 years old
This week's video is about the new laser I purchased to kill aiptasia and majanos in my reef tanks.
Each day, my reef gets food several times. My livestock seems to love it. Here are my thoughts.
How long is too long? Is there a peak of the day, and how do you program that? MH vs LEDs... moonlighting... refugium photo period. It's all explained in
A lot of hobbyists own RO/DI systems but they don't seem to have a method to making water, and often run into issues. This video shows how I use it each