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How to Use a DSLR For Facebook Live

How to Use a DSLR For Facebook Live

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I was motivated to find a better Facebook Live video solution for my saltwater reef tank, since video from my smartphone was just not cutting it. One big problem is aquarium lighting and a DSLR with its sophisticated white balance features makes it much easier to dial in authentic colors.  …

Review – Avast Marine Top-Down Porthole

Review – Avast Marine Top-Down Porthole

So you have a beautiful reef tank and you want to share it with friends, family and fellow reef keepers who might not have a chance to see the tank in person. Taking great pictures does take a different skill set and to do so there are some best practices one can follow to take great photos of an aquarium.…

Coral Frenzy Product Overview

Coral Frenzy Product Overview


In my latest installment on coral feeds I am featuring Coral Frenzy’s Ultimate Coral Food. This is Coral Frenzy’s original powder and it is designed to feed everything, including corals, filter feeders and even small fish.…

SPS Deep Dive – Purple Bonsai Acropora

SPS Deep Dive – Purple Bonsai Acropora

Bonsai! When I see that word all I can think about is John Belushi in a Saturday Night Live skit waving a sharp samurai sword perilously close to a nonchalant Buck Henry. Belushi actually hit Henry during one of these skits, going down as one of the more memorable moments in SNL history.…

Product Showcase – Reef Glass Nano Protein Skimmer

Product Showcase – Reef Glass Nano Protein Skimmer


Nano reef tanks (aquariums up to 30 gallons) are a great option for folks who don’t have a lot of space or want to enjoy a slice of the ocean without having to spend a ton of dough. Not having a lot of time for maintenance might be another consideration, so for some it is important to have equipment that is simple and easy to maintain.…

Coral Frenzy Product Overview – 1mm Reef Pellet

Coral Frenzy Product Overview – 1mm Reef Pellet


Reef tank hobbyists have benefited greatly over the last few years as manufacturers now offer equipment that makes it much easier to filter and control the build up of excess nutrients. However, there is a downside to this benefit since many corals in a nutrient poor tank will not be happy and will require additional sources of food.…