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Why Reef Hobbyists Are Switching To Captive-Bred Corals

Why Reef Hobbyists Are Switching To Captive-Bred Corals

Around two years into reef keeping, priorities shift. Hobbyists stop replacing corals and start growing them. That’s when captive-bred corals move from an ethical option to a practical choice, offering better adaptation, predictability, and long-term tank stability.

January 23, 2026
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Can High Phosphate In Aquariums Inhibit Algae Growth?

Can High Phosphate In Aquariums Inhibit Algae Growth?

High phosphate is usually blamed for algae outbreaks in aquariums, but the reality is more nuanced. This article explores whether elevated phosphate can ever suppress algae, why nutrient balance matters, and how reef tanks respond differently to freshwater systems.

January 06, 2026
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Do I Need a Quarantine Tank?

Do I Need a Quarantine Tank?

A quarantine tank protects your saltwater aquarium from hidden diseases, parasites, and stress-related issues in new fish. Learn why it’s essential, how to set one up, and how proper quarantine keeps your aquatic ecosystem healthy and thriving.

September 19, 2025
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Are Bristle Worms Good or Bad For Aquariums?

Are Bristle Worms Good or Bad For Aquariums?

Bristle worms in aquariums can be both beneficial and troublesome. While many are scavengers helping keep your tank clean, some species can be harmful. Identifying and managing them is key to maintaining balance.

April 05, 2025
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Why Won't My Coral Open?

Why Won't My Coral Open?

Coral refusing to open can be a cause for concern, but it's not always a sign of trouble. Understanding normal coral behavior, maintaining stable water parameters, and ensuring proper lighting and flow are key to keeping your reef thriving. Other factors like chemical warfare, pests, or infections can also impact coral health. By testing water quality, observing environmental factors, and making gradual adjustments, you can identify and resolve the issue.

February 05, 2025
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