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Breed Banggai Cardinals!

Posted on October 2nd by Rich Ross. 2
Described as the guppy of the saltwater world, the Banggai cardinal is extremely easy to breed. More importantly, populations in their native range are threatened, get this, by over collection ...
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DIY: Tea Jar Auto Top-off

Posted on May 26th by Ryan Gripp. 3
If you need a great DIY auto top off device, then you might want to look at this clever invention. The auto top off uses a Sun Tea jar, ...

Eshopps reveals world’s first moving reef rock

Posted on April 1st by Jake Adams. 2
Have you ever had someone look at your tank and ask why the live rock doesn't move? Well now with Eshopp's new MVI 3146 you can have that moving live rock ...
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This weekend, Reefstock in Denver and Midwest Marine Conference in Detroit

Posted on March 12th by Jake Adams. 2
Listen up marine aquarists in Colorado and Michigan because there are some great marine aquarium events going down in your area this weekend. This Saturday March 14th in Denver, ...
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5 affordable and 1 expensive rare fish on LiveAquaria right now

Posted on February 23rd by Jake Adams.
Although many rare fish may cost an arm and a leg, there are many unusual and rarely seen fish which can be purchased for reasonable prices. For as ...
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New book available, Advances in Coral Husbandry in Public Aquaria

Posted on February 15th by Jake Adams.
The second volume in the heavy hitting Public Aquarium Husbandry Series may not be for everyone but if you are at all looking into building a very large reef ...
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Advanced Aquarist’s Magazine now in print at Amazon

Posted on November 16th by Ryan Gripp. 2
For those of you that like to hold things in your hands including among other things reef magazines you'll be happy to know that the Advanced Aquarist's magazine is now ...
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China Fought algae to save Olympic sailing races

Posted on August 17th by Ryan Gripp.
Over 20,000 people were involved in removing algae off the coast of Qingdao, China. This city of course is host to the Olympic sailing regatta and the algae must be ...
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Christmas Tree Worms (Spirobranchus giganteus) guide

Posted on July 13th by Ryan Gripp. %
Christmas trees worms are a popular addition to the modern home aquarium. Sadly most die with a few short months, generally from an array of problems ranging from poor ...

Beginners Guide to saltwater reef aquariums

Posted on June 10th by Ryan Gripp. 3
When I first saw a saltwater aquarium I don’t remember my age, but I will never forget the sight of that tank. If you are like me you want ...