by Ellery Wong | Dec 12, 2022 | Equipment, Opinion
I have been using the Orphek Atlantik Icon for 6 months since my initial review. During that time, the 120 gallon test system had transitioned from an 8 year old Montipora dominant system to a Euphyllia and Fimbriaphyllia dominant... by Marcin Smok | May 5, 2016 | Equipment, Industry, Opinion, Reef, Tanks, Technology
All photographs by author Every year, dozens of new LED panels are introduced to the aquarium markets, many of which never reach the American soil. Especially saturated is the “budget” LED lights segment; I’ve reviewed many such lights over the years and... by AquaNerd | Mar 23, 2016 | Reef, Science
Aqua Illumination has developed a flexible aquarium tank mount arm which is beginning to ship to dealers and distributors. The new AI Prime gooseneck arm is a sturdy and attractive solution for mounting your AI Prime LED fixture over your aquarium. Â The Flex Arm can be securely attached to the top edge of a rimmed or rimless aquarium. Each gooseneck arm includes power cord management clips for a sleek and trim look. The high quality powder coated Flex Arm has an outer silicon coating to further protect it from the elements. Â The flex arms are available in 12 inch and 18 inch lengths selling for $24.99 and $29.99 respectively. They are presently being offered in black only. Â For those who prefer the look of silver with their Prime by Davana | Feb 4, 2016 | Equipment, Industry, Technology
Deepwater Aquatics, the full service marine aquarium distribution company, is known for offering some of the most premium brands on the market to local stores; they have distribution deals with AquaIllumination and Aquaforest, as well as (50) more specialty... by AquaNerd | Dec 16, 2014 | Science, Tanks, Technology
I’m not entirely sure how or why we have yet to post about the new Kessil LED pendants, but hey, better late than never, right? A few months ago, Kessil debuted the follow-up to their immensly popoular A150, the A160we. Where the A150 models had plenty of power and an awesome spectrum, they were a bit lacking in the functionality department. Sure, you could manually dim or brighten the light, but pampered aquarists prefer not to have to touch dials and knobs, opting for something a bit more tech friendly instead. We’re not saying the A150 was incapable by any means.
