by Reef To Rainforest | Apr 11, 2013 | Corals, Fish, Photography, Tanks
Here is a 250-gallon (950-L) reef aquarium owned by Greg Heifner in Colombia, Missouri. The system operates with a 150-gallon algal turf scrubber located below in the basement. Note the profusion of red mushroom anemones on the right-hand-side of the aquascape. From his YouTube posting: 250 gallon reef lit with 560 1-watt LEDs. Algae turf scrubbing system.The tank was lit for years with 900 watts of MH and 80 watts of Actinic florescent. My refrigeration (chiller) Â unit hardly ever comes on anymore with the cooler LEDs.Half are 12,000K white ones and the others are about 450nm blue.I like these LEDs enough that I am now importing them for other reefkeepers in my community. by Michael D. Phelps | Apr 3, 2012 | Corals, Equipment, Industry
Recently I was asked to use and review a couple of products that are manufactured by Polyp Lab, a marine aquarium supplement manufacturer that is located to the north, in Canada and according to their “About Us” page found on the web site, create products... by Jared Goldenberg | Mar 1, 2012 | Conservation, Eye Candy, Photography, Travel
http://bcove.me/jkix8zqu Thanks to a collaboration between The University of Queensland, a multinational insurance firm called The Catlin Group, and (prepare to be shocked) Google, the best dive destination on the planet just might... by Jared Goldenberg | Feb 9, 2012 | Equipment, Fish, Photography, Tanks
Books– it’s where they hide all sorts of information. There are a lot of books out there for the hobby but most are either targeted at the very experienced to expert level or border on the worthless, relying on outdated information and... by Marcin Smok | Jan 4, 2012 | DIY, Equipment, Science
Any aquarium fanatic knows that this hobby is not only about keeping fish and other aquatic fauna/flora alive, it’s so much more and it blends many aspects of science and technology...
