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Pocillopora Coral (Pocillopora spp.) hails from the Indo-Pacific region, and is found in vast numbers in and around the reefs of Hawaii. Forming dense bulky, clumps, this SPS coral can grow as large as several yards wide, depending on the species.... (READ MORE)

Not all aquarium algae is bad. In fact some algae is very helpful in reducing nitrates and phosphates naturally, as well as providing fresh food for your fish, and a refuge for smaller reef critters vital to your aquarium's ecosystem. Some are just ornamental, and add a natural aesthetic quality to your reef. Here's a list of our Top 5 Most Desirable Algae for Reef Aquariums.... (READ MORE)

The Exquisite Fairy Wrasse (Cirrhilabrus exquisitus) is an excellent reef aquarium fish that flashes metallic blue when displaying, and sports a dramatic color spectrum. Hailing from the Indo West Pacific regions, the Exquisite Fairy Wrasse can grow to a maximum length of 5 inches, however in the aquarium hobby most tend to range between 2.5 to 3.5 inches. The minimum recommended aquarium size for this fish is 55 gallons.... (READ MORE).

Mangroves have become increasingly popular in reef aquariums as a natural means of controlling nitrates. These marine and brackish water starter plants are readily available at local fish stores and from online sellers. However proper care should be given to these plants, as any other fish, coral or invertebrate that you intend to keep in your aquarium... (READ MORE)

Unwanted algae in the reef tank can become a real nuisance if left untreated. It can over run large portions of your tank, killing coral and making your reef life miserable. The best way to treat unwanted algae is to identify it and treat it before it gets out of control. Here's a list of the most common unwanted algae in the reef aquarium along with some tips on how to treat it..... (READ MORE)