Invertebrates in fish nutrition
The diet of inhabitants in the average aquarium is often based on one can of prepared food and occasionally on live or frozen “worms”. And that’s definitely not enough. Just … Read More
Category: Marine aquarium
Marine Aquarium is a fantastic hobby but it requires broad knowledge of chemistry, physics and biology. Our experts will explain even most complicated issues needed to begin a safe adventure in marine aquariums. 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 aquarium. We will also help you choose fish for your first aquarium. We will tell you how to feed and care for them. And we will teach you how to choose the right food, prepare seawater for your tank and dose micronutrients. You will find here all relevant information not only about marine fish, but also corals.
How does water temperature affect fish development?
The temperature of the water in the aquarium is as important as the acidity (pH) or the content of various nitrogen compounds, although not everyone pays particularly close attention to … Read More
What do corals eat in the wild?
All living organisms need food to live. It is no different with corals. However, the food of aquarium corals depends on what they eat in the wild. From the previous … Read More
How is coral feeding affected by aquarium filtration?
Modern marine aquariums offer quite a few solutions to help maintain proper water parameters. This includes not only the necessary supplementation, but also the assistance in removing excess organic matter … Read More
Do I need to feed my aquarium corals?
The question about the need to feed corals is as old as the hobby itself. It might seem that everything has been said about it but the topic always returns … Read More
Bacteria in a marine aquarium
When you think of a beautiful marine aquarium, you see colorful corals and fish. However, the most important aquarium inhabitants are not visible to the naked eye. These are bacteria … Read More