Cliff Babcock and Dr. Randy Holmes-Farley explain how the simple household product, vinegar, can be used to maintain or even reduce nitrate problems in the saltwater aquarium. This cheap product has been used in top-off waters for many years to help supersaturate lime (calcium hydroxide), but may have been aiding in controlling common issues unknowingly. Click the following link to learn more. Read more...
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This month we are featuring the Meuller's Butterflyfish (Chelmon muelleri). This beautiful species is less common in the hobby than that of other Chelmon species, such as the Copperband. Check it out!
Wondering how to set up your new calcium reactor? Look no further than this comprehensive article by Jose Dieck. Part 2 addresses all the issues surrounding the actual set up and operation of a calcium reactor, as well as its tweaking for best performance.
Calcium Reactors… In, Out and Everything in Between - Part 2 |
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