Educational Platform for aquarists
Marine aquarium is a fantastic, yet demanding hobby which requires broad knowledge of chemistry, physics and biology. Our experts will explain even most complicated issues needed to begin a safe adventure with marine tank. Here you will find information on how to set up your first marine aquarium. You will learn how much rock you need and what type. You will understand different filtration systems and the role of beneficial bacteria in maintaining balance in the marine aquarium. We will also help you choose fish for your first aquarium. We will tell you how to feed and care for them and how to choose the right food. We will also explain how to care for corals and what to feed them with. We will teach you how to prepare water for your tank and how to dose trace elements.
The symbiosis between clownfish and sea anemone is the most recognizable example of interspecies cooperation in coral reef ecosystems. It is also one of the most efficient and stable interspecies … Read More
Feeding herbivorous fish in freshwater and marine aquariums is most often based on ready-made foods containing spirulina. This microalga has become the cornerstone of aquarium diets thanks to its unique … Read More
The jewelled blenny (Salarias fasciatus), a member of the extensive Blenniidae family, is often recommended as a starter species for marine aquariums. Despite its relatively unremarkable coloration, this quirky fish … Read More
Apogons, belonging to the family Apogonidae, are relatively easy fish to care for, making them a great choice for beginner aquarists. These social and steady fish tend to stick to … Read More
Chromis are popular schooling fish from the Pomacentridae family. In aquariums, the most commonly encountered species is Chromis viridis, also known as blue or blue-green chromis. This species is widely … Read More
Pomacentrinae fish refer to individuals in the subfamily Pomacentrinae and a group of species with a similar appearance. These small, vibrantly colored fish are ideal for smaller aquariums. However, they … Read More
