Researchers are claiming that the world could lose 99% of its natural coral reefs by 2030. Many have put 2050 down as the year when corals will become extinct. However, frag tanks are one of the notable preservation efforts that could stop corals from disappearing forever. Frag tanks are dedicated tanks for growing cut or…

Like many other corals, zoas have been a thing of fascination for many reefers. They are a bright, colorful, and aesthetic addition to any reef tank. And if you are a professional aquarist, you wouldn’t mind making extra money by fragging and selling zoas. However, not all professionals know how to frag zoas correctly. To…

Corals are highly rewarding, especially in saltwater tanks. Not only do they increase the beauty of the aquarium, but they also serve as a food source for herbivores, carnivores, and planktivores fish. But sometimes, you must frag them to prevent them from taking over other corals. And to do that, you must know how to…

One perk of having corals and sea anemones together is their requirement for similar lighting. They both host algae called zooxanthellae in their cells to provide them with energy for nitrogen and carbon. That is why you need to arrange powerful lighting to enable them to support their algae friends. The best light spectrum for…

Bubble Tip Anemones have an exotic appearance with gorgeous, eye-popping tentacles that make them flower-like. It is obvious why reefers want to have them in their tanks. Despite being a pleasing addition to the environment, a BTA provides visual wonder too. But if you are a newcomer without much experience, you will not get the…