Activated carbon is a powerful chemical filtration media used in aquariums to remove discoloration, odors, medications, and pollutants—keeping water clear, clean, and healthy for aquatic life.
Understanding PAR (Photosynthetically Active Radiation) is essential for coral health in reef tanks. Learn the ideal PAR levels for SPS, LPS, and soft corals to optimize growth, color, and vitality.
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.
Cloudy aquarium water can stem from various causes like new tank syndrome, poor water quality, overfeeding, or algae blooms. Identifying the issue and addressing it through proper filtration and feeding practices can restore clarity.
Wondering whether live or dead phytoplankton is better for your saltwater aquarium? This article explores the pros and cons of each, helping you choose the right type to improve your tank's health, water quality, and marine life vitality.