Author: Terry Siegel

It’s been awhile since I’ve reported on my 700-gallon (including sump) reef tank. The tank now in its 3rd year is thriving. Readers will remember that I moved... Read more.

A few years ago reef keepers were often heard complaining that their SPS corals were dying from what was then called RTN (rapid tissue necrosis). It appeared that... Read more.

I’m sure that many readers of this ezine know that our editorial policy is to bridge the gap between anecdotal hobby literature and science. Whenever possible ... Read more.

If you have not already seen this on our boards please be aware that through the generosity of ZeroEdge Aquarium, PFO Solaris, and Euro-Reef we are auctioning... Read more.

Last Sunday, May 6th, members of SWAM ( Saltwater Aquarium Society of Maine) came over to my house to see my reef tank. It was a very enjoyable to time for everyone.... Read more.

I received the following email recently:Dear Advancedaquarist.com, I have been searching all over the internet for some expert advice about how to control... Read more.

Several weeks ago, my old and dear friend Doug Robbins, Ph.D. died from complications from liver replacement surgery. Doug was a regular contributor to Advanced... Read more.

I would venture that anyone who has an acrylic reef tank, especially a large deep one, has problems keeping algae, particularly coralline algae, off the... Read more.

Just about a year ago a pet store in Portland, Maine going out of business asked me if I would take a seastar. I recognized that it was a Protoreaster lincki... Read more.

R ecently, I spent two wonderful weeks in France; first a week in Paris followed by a week in Southern France, where I spent several days in Aix-En-Provence.... Read more.