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Planning a Saltwater Aquarium Renovation in New Jersey: What Homeowners Should Know

Planning a Saltwater Aquarium Renovation in New Jersey: What Homeowners Should Know

Planning a saltwater aquarium renovation in New Jersey requires careful design, equipment upgrades, and local expertise. From stabilizing water parameters to customizing your reef tank, this guide helps homeowners create a stunning, low-maintenance marine ecosystem at home.

January 27, 2026
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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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HYDROS Fish Feeder: Best Fish Food for Saltwater Aquariums

HYDROS Fish Feeder: Best Fish Food for Saltwater Aquariums

Choosing the right fish food is essential to get the best performance from the HYDROS WiFi Fish Feeder. From pellet size to moisture control, the food you use directly impacts feeding consistency, water quality, and long-term reef health.

January 16, 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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The Difference Between Corals, Anemones, Sponges, and Macroalgae

The Difference Between Corals, Anemones, Sponges, and Macroalgae

A reef aquarium hosts far more than corals alone. From mobile anemones and primitive sponges to nutrient-hungry macroalgae, each organism plays a distinct biological role. Understanding these differences transforms reef keeping from simple maintenance into true ecosystem stewardship.

December 17, 2025
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