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Thank You To Our Sponsor
2008-04-20 22:53:00 Marine Depot is currently a sponsor of Aquarists Online and both John and I thank them for doing so. We can both highly recommend that you check out their websites. (...)SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "Thank You To Our Sponsor ", url: "http://www.aquaristsonline.com/blog/gene ral/thank-you-to-our-sponsor/" });
Water Hardness - What Is It?
2008-04-09 21:42:00 Water hardness in the marine aquarium is important. The term ?water hardness? is maybe too general. It would probably be better to call it carbonate hardness. (...)SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "Water Hardness - What Is It?", url: "http://www.aquaristsonline.com/blog/aqua rium-care/water-quality/water-hardness-wh at-is-it/" }); More About: Water , Water Quality
Do You Have To Use Reverse Osmosis Water?
2008-03-29 22:17:00 Reverse osmosis (R/O) water seems to pop up very regularly in questions and discussions. Some aquarists consider the R/O filter to be another piece of equipment that is not really necessary. (...) More About: Care , Water , Water Quality
How Do You Know Which Aquarium Lighting You Will Need?
2008-03-12 21:10:00 The marine aquarium has two main types, the fish only (FO) and the reef. These systems have a good few things in common, one that is not common to them is the aquarium lighting. (...) More About: Aquarium , Lighting
Get To Know Your Local Fish Shop Owner
2008-03-08 23:12:00 A lot of aquarists make their purchases online in an effort to save money. This I can agree upon however there is a downside to doing so. (...) More About: Fish , Shop , Local , Owner
Are Our Aquarium Systems To Sterile
2008-03-06 23:51:00 This is something I have been thinking about recently and I suppose it is aimed more at people who keep reef tanks. As aquarists we endeavour to provide water quality which is optimum. (...) More About: Aquarium , Systems
Marine Aquarium Temperature
2008-02-20 20:29:00 Aquarists keeping cold water systems very often employ chillers (coolers) to prevent the seawater warming up excessively. (...) More About: Temperature , Aquarium , Marine
Elevate Your Reef!
2008-02-19 14:52:00 Aquarists aquascaping a reef aquarium, or fish only aquarium with live rock, carefully consider design options, with careful regard for efficiency and visual acceptability. (...) More About: Reef
Is It True That Aiptasia Can Assist With Filtration?
2008-02-09 00:58:00 I assume that this question arose when an aquarist discovered Aiptasia in his/her aquarium and was hesitant in destroying them, or an article or comment had been read. (...) More About: True , Assist
Take Your Time When Designing Your Sump
2008-02-07 21:30:00 In my opinion a sump is an extremely important addition to a saltwater aquarium. (...) More About: Designing , Time
What Is It That Makes Saltwater Aquariums So Popular
2008-02-06 23:21:00 Many years ago keeping a saltwater aquarium was but a dream for many people, they were known for being exceptionally hard to keep, the animals did not live for long etc. How times have changed. (...) More About: Popular
How To Level An Aquarium Stand
2008-01-28 21:55:00 Ensuring that the aquarium is level is important. (...) More About: Aquarium , Stand
I?ve Lost A Fish!
2008-01-25 22:05:00 The fish only aquarium or reef aquarium has been stocked. The aquarium may be fairly newly set up, or may have been running for months or years. Sooner or later, a fish is going to disappear. (...) More About: Lost , Fish
I?ve Got A Leak!
2008-01-19 22:05:00 There are one or two things that are an aquarists nightmare. (...) More About: Leak
Should You Use A Metal Aquarium Stand?
2008-01-18 21:59:00 Asking a question such as this seems a little strange. Not very technical and a matter of choice surely? It certainly isn?t very technical and is a matter of choice. (...) More About: Metal , Aquarium , Stand
Consider Using An Auto Top Up Device
2008-01-17 22:52:00 It always surprises me how much water actually evaporates from a saltwater aquarium. (...) More About: Auto , Device
Is Yours Scummy?
2008-01-16 13:55:00 Sounds as though I’m getting too personal! I’m not, it is definitely to do with the fish only aquarium or reef aquarium. It is equally relevant to both. (...)
We Have Our First Members Blog In The Forum
2008-01-15 13:52:00 As you may or may not know we changed our communtity forum so that members can create their own blogs and share their aquarium progression with others. Well we have our very first entry. (...) More About: Blog , Forum , Members
We Have Our First Members Blog In The Forum
2008-01-15 13:52:00 As you may or may not know we changed our communtity forum so that members can create their own blogs and share their aquarium progression with others. Well we have our very first entry. (...) More About: Blog , Forum , Members
Don?t Ruin Your Water By Overfeeding Your Fish
2008-01-14 22:01:00 No matter what type of aquarium you keep or are hoping to keep - be this a fish only aquarium, reef tank or mixed reef tank then there is one thing which you need to ensure. Water quality. (...) More About: Fish , Ruin
Do You Need A Calcium Reactor When You Start Your Saltwater Aquarium
2008-01-13 21:55:00 Over and over again I have said that research is imperative prior to starting your first home marine aquarium and I still stand by that it is and I am sure that lots of other people would agree with me. (...) More About: Aquarium , Start , Reactor
Do You Need A Calcium Reactor When You Start Your Saltwater Aquarium
2008-01-13 21:55:00 Over and over again I have said that research is imperative prior to starting your first home marine aquarium and I still stand by that it is and I am sure that lots of other people would agree with me. (...) More About: Aquarium , Start , Reactor
Will You Fall By The Wayside?
2008-01-12 21:35:00 A marine aquarium can be tempting in several ways. Perhaps marine aquarium life has been seen in a public aquarium. Or maybe the local pet shop sells marine life. (...) More About: Fall
Marine Fish Identification
2008-01-11 21:38:00 The marine aquarist sometimes has a problem in identifying a marine fish. (...) More About: Fish , Marine , Identification
The Nano Reef Tank - Is It Suitable For The Beginner
2008-01-10 20:59:00 When a beginner starts to research this hobby cost obviously becomes a factor and for very good reason. (...) More About: Tank , Beginner , Reef , Nano
Quick Tip - Don?t Forget To Clean Your Protein Skimmer
2008-01-05 22:07:00 A protein skimmer is installed onto the aquarium so that it can remove substances from the aquarium water so that we can keep water quality at an optimum. (...) More About: Clean , Protein , Quick , Skimmer
Hair Algae And How To Control It
2008-01-02 20:18:00 Mention the word algae to a marine aquarist and the first thought is usually ?marine nightmare?. Hair algae usually meets this criteria. It is unloved and unwanted. (...) More About: Control
Do You Think You Will Receive Anything Aquarium Related For Christmas?
2007-12-22 13:09:00 With Christmas now only a few days away there are a lot of people planning for the day, a lot of children (and parents!) starting to get excited. I know Joshua is! (...) More About: Aquarium , Related
What Is An Artificial Reef Aquarium, and What Is Classed As A Modern Reef A
2007-12-21 23:42:00 These two questions have been asked and, on consideration, are really interlinked. Answering one leads to the answer for the other. So I?ve chosen to do it that way, together. There is no general classification for aquariums as asked (as far as I am aware) so this text is just personal opinion. Firstly, I suppose it is true to say that, strictly speaking, all reefs in aquariums are artificial. The only genuine reef is the wild one wholly created by Mother Nature out in the sea or ocean. However, things to my mind have become a little more complicated. Accepting that all aquarium reefs are 'artificial' in the strict sense, I prefer to go a little deeper. More About: Aquarium , Reef , Modern
Aquarium Photography
More articles from this author:2007-12-20 20:23:00 Richard over at GreatReefTanks.com has done a great post called 'Creating A Better Reef Photo' which is the first post in a series detailing how to take good photos of the life which is in your saltwater aquarium. To date he has written part 1 which covers composistion and part 2 which covers exposure and I am sure there will be some more great ones to come. This life can be corals, fish, invertebrates, anything you like really. More About: Photography , Aquarium 1, 2, 3 |
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