In this video, I take you through my complete SPS (Small Polyp Stony coral) display system — yes, it's in my dining room! I walk through the display tank and matching frag tank, covering lighting, flow, filtration, dosing, equipment, and everything that keeps this reef thriving.
What happens when you put three of the most aggressive and expensive tang fish together in one tank? I'm talking about a Zebra Tang ($4,000–$5,000), an Achilles Tang ($1,500), and a Gem Tang ($1,500) — all known for being highly territorial and aggressive. In this video, I take on the challenge of housing all three together in my LPS display tank and see if they can live in harmony.
We would love to share with you just how simple and enjoyable it can be to keep a vibrant aquatic reef.We'll cover everything from the essential equipment to the intricacies of maintaining optimal water parameters.Our goal is to make this hobby accessible and rewarding for everyone.
We invite you to dip your fingers into our reef aquarium and witness the beauty of our corals. We are passionate about sharing our carefully aquacultured and conditioned corals with you. They are all ready to thrive in your ecosystem, bringing color and life to your underwater world.
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One of the reasons people are drawn to reef tanks, is the color palette that can be found in its various species of coral. Corals come in different shapes, sizes, textures, and colors and exhibit different patterns of growth, from branching sticks to inflated fleshy polyps. With species coming from different locations around the world, corals are a way to help people connect with the oceans of the world in the comforts of their own homes. From Anemones and Soft corals to SPS (Small Polyp Stony), LPS (Large Polyp Stony), and even NPS (Non Photosynthetic) there is something for everyone from beginners all the way to the expert hobbyist. Some corals require careful attention, and will react to minute changes in water chemistry while others can survive in almost any conditions. Creating the right balance of lighting, flow, space, and feeding is not for everyone, but those who dip their toes in, often find themselves eager to learn and experience more that the world of aquarium corals has to offer.
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