“The people will have to leave before the coral does.”
The quote above by Colin Foord, Co-Founder of Coral Morphologic, really hit home with me while reading an article in Miami New Times focusing on the efforts of ... Read more.
Colored Schedule 40 PVC now available at Bulk Reef Supply
Colored PVC has been used in rare occasions and always piqued my interest, adding a little flare under the hood. Using gray Schedule 80 PVC for “high end&... Read more.
Coralvue announces new Gyre generator by Maxspect
These days when we hear the brand Maxspect our minds quickly picture the ever so thin R420R (Razor) LED fixtures. Today Coralvue announced the release of a new ... Read more.
Tiny Centropyge joculators at Global Reef Supply
When people think of aquatic wholesalers the first city to come to mind is generally Los Angeles. While there is literally an entire street full of them there, ... Read more.
PVC Plumbing Tips
Little did most of us know when we first entered the reef aquarium hobby that we would quickly become proficient plumbers. Between plumbing sumps, multiple syst... Read more.
Reef Savvy Raising the Bar… Again
Reef Savvy is at it again, blowing the doors (panes?) off the competition with little touches that exemplify perfection in each and every one of their builds. T... Read more.
How To: Paint Aquarium Background
Aquarium backgrounds offer an easy way to hide unsightly electrical cords, plumbing and equipment. Subconsciously our eyes are drawn past the aquarium and bey... Read more.
Copps’ New Beast
John Coppolino, better known as “Copps” or the angelfish guru to reef geeks, is in the midst of setting up and absolute dream system to house his prized col... Read more.
Emulate Nature
These days it seems most aquarium hobbyists take inspiration for aquascaping and coral placement from fellow hobbyists’ aquariums. This is a great starting po... Read more.
Overflows: The Big Ugly Box
For years, mainstream aquarium manufacturers have been using the same large obnoxious overflow boxes that detract from the look of our aquariums. Many times the... Read more.