Frequently Asked Questions

In this article, we will show you some great saltwater tank tips for beginners that will ensure your success with your new tank. Aquariums can certainly add a lot of beauty to your home or your place of business. The florescent, bright colors and the sparkling water makes for a stunning look just about anywhere you place it!

In nature, the nitrogen cycle is a process by which nitrogen is converted through various chemical forms. In an aquarium, the nitrogen cycle begin...

     Lighting a saltwater aquarium with fish can be accomplished using fairly inexpensive fluorescent lights or low wattage LEDs. The color spectr...

The salinity of saltwater can be manually measured using many instruments. The least expensive option is to use a hydrometer. A hydrometer is usua...

Typically salinity of saltwater is measured in specific gravity and/or parts per thousand (PPT). The specific gravity of natural seawater ranges b...

For a saltwater aquarium containing only fish, it is possible to use a variety of filtration systems. The system you choose will depend on the siz...

Since saltwater is extremely heavy (8.6 lb/gallon), it is important to use the sturdiest aquarium stand you can afford. Many aquarium manufacturer...

When considering a location for your saltwater aquarium, you will want to locate it on a stable, flat surface away from doors and windows. It shou...

Any size tank can be used for a saltwater aquarium, smaller tanks require smaller filtration systems, but larger tanks will provide much more stab...

Invertebrates are sensitive to changes in water quality. They also require calcium and alkalinity levels to be maintained at proper levels. If you...

Angelfish and tangs are a bit more sensitive to water quality and may require a bit more experience. Butterflyfish are one of the most difficult t...

The easiest fish to keep for beginners are clownfish, damselfish, blennies, gobies, and wrasses. These species are usually easy to acclimate and a...