Reef Builders - The Source for Reef Keeping Information

Stopping by GROTECH we notice their Natural Algae sheets using a special drying process. They claim that no artificial additives are used. Unlike other algae sheets these are dried, not grounded and pressed together. So you could say that the leaves were like if you harvested them from the sea and dried them. This algae contains many natural vitamins, iodine and trace elements. Just place the algae in the aquarium water for a few minutes and you are good to go. Expect to see this product in specialty reef stores soon.

Other items you might enjoy:

• Dubai Aquarium boasts the world’s largest aquarium viewing panel
• Christmas Tree Worms (Spirobranchus giganteus) guide
• Supersized lobster saved because he was too big to fit in the saucepan.
• Reef Builders magazine Launches
• Moving Servers, Domains
• Why Reverse Osmosis is a must when keeping a saltwater aquarium
• Red Sea Max 250 launching “later this year” for about $1499
• Georgia Aquarium gets new sand tiger sharks
• Rare Blue Lobster being sent to a local Aquarium
• Supplies of Tonga live rock dwindle following the ban

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