That Fish Place Guide: Curing Aquarium Live Rock
Posted on Oct 09, 2008 under fish aquariums | 6 Comments
Not sure how to correctly cure the live rock for your new reef aquarium? This video is designed to give you a step-by-step guide on how to prepare your rock. Part of That Fish Place instructional video series, video features Sarah, an on-staff marine biologist at That Fish Place in Lancaster, PA. Anyone looking for more information on curing or establishing live rock in their aquarium, or similar aquarium questions, should visit thatfishplace.com or give us a call at 1-888-THAT PET. Our staff of marine biologists is on hand to answer any aquarium questions you may have.
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More pix at http://delargy.com/2007_03_Bonaire/Bonaire.htm - Scuba diving in Bonaire, March 2007. Mostly at Bari Reef and Old Blue dive sites.
Marine angelfish are perciform fish of the family Pomacanthidae. They are found on shallow reefs in the tropical Atlantic, Indian, and mostly western Pacific oceans. The family contains seven genera and approximately 86 species
Added a Hydor Koralia 1 power head to the right side to increase flow. After adding the pump the Xenia is flowing on top of my Toadstool…. what to do…
http://www.n-the-florida-keys.com. Diving the coral reefs of the Florida Keys is one of the best places to be on this earth. Hard corals, soft corals purple sea fans and lots of fish live on this living coral reef in the Florida Keys.
Week 50 of the tank. Changed the lighting to 20,000K Metal Halides, got a new canopy, traded in the Foxface Rabbitfish for a Six-line Wrasse (The Foxface was mutilating my Coco Worm and soft corals). I’m thinking of switching to 14000K lighting so it isn’t so bluish and getting a taller stand.
I was *trying* to get a video of my new cleaner shrimp for the site, and of course, my Coral Beauty felt the need to see what the camera was all about. Normally, he just swims around and waits for food, but apparently he decided he wanted to get closer to the action. Check out what this fish does… maybe I feed him too much?
Steve (tekknoschtev) shows how he goes about fragging mushroom corals in reef aquariums.
This is a video of my Saltwater reef fish tank. It is my passion, including Regal Blue Tang, Yellow Tang, Foxface, Kole Tang, Flame Angel, Percula Clown Fish, Yellow Canari Wrasse, Cleaner Wrasse, Green Chromis, Yellow Watchman and a Mandarin Goby.
http://www.n-the-florida-keys.com. Look at all these beautiful little tropical fish. There are millions of them swimming all over the coral reefs of the Florida Keys. I collect tropical fish for my own saltwater aquarium.