Author: Terry Siegel

It has always been my goal, from the days of The Marine Aquarist, through Aquarium Frontiers, to The Advanced Aquarist Online to publish cutting edge informatio... Read more.

In this editorial I want to return to a topic that both interests me and many reef keepers – trace elements and nutrients. It is a topic of considerable debat... Read more.

Leopard wrasses ( Macropharyngodon spp.) would seem to be the ideal reef fish. Not only do they not bother sessile reef animals that reef keeper’s prize, but ... Read more.

For those of you who have been following my editorials know that I have been making changes in my system to help enhance calcification by stony corals. Correcti... Read more.

A couple of days ago I received a phone call from my sister in law concerning the death of her fighting fish ( Betta splendens ). She explained to me that her f... Read more.

I received this email a few days ago from Joe Yaiullo, one of the pioneers of reef keeping in the USA. Joe established and maintained a 200 gallon reef tank in ... Read more.

I have been writing and answering questions about keeping both large and pigmy angelfish in reef tanks for at least 10 years, and it is a topic that continues t... Read more.

I received this very flattering email several weeks ago:Terry, First, I would like to congratulate you on all your work. I’ve read all your articles from Aq... Read more.

To expand on what I said last issue, where I said, Though the early advocates of the Berlin system often ridiculed the algae scrubber system developed by Walter... Read more.

One of the most asked questions centers around the best temperature range to keep a reef tank at. Beginning with a series of articles and statements by Ron Shim... Read more.