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.
Zoanthids, soft corals belonging to the subclass Hexacorallia, are often referred to as zoas. While the descriptor “soft” leans more towards aquarium jargon than scientific taxonomy, it aptly captures their … Read More
Herbivorous fish in both freshwater and marine aquariums typically have their nutritional needs met through the use of pre-prepared foods containing spirulina. This microalga definitely dominates the diet of herbivorous … Read More
You already know the dark sides of the hobby, and yet you still want to become a marine aquarist. Let’s see if you’ll be equally brave after reading this part… … Read More
Since you are reading this text, I assume that you’ve already waded through the article “Before you set up a marine aquarium” and I have failed to talk you out … Read More
You have probably reached this post by typing the phrase “How to set up a marine aquarium?” into your search engine. And this is generally a good approach, but note … Read More
What does it mean for the water to be pure and is a reverse osmosis filter (RO Di) a necessary equipment in marine aquaristics? To answer these questions, let’s first … Read More
