Linckia stars are jewels of the South Pacific. They come in vibrant colors and patterns. Yet they are mysterious as we know little of all the species out there, let along the diet of allFind More->

Just another update to my clam!

Just a little bragging on my corals! the newly (two weeks) acquired wall golden hammer, my almost year old ricordia, and newly fragged purple head branching hammer

So what’s the deal with Chillers? Until I began keeping salt-water aquariums, I’ve never even heard of it! Why chillers? Well, there is an excellent article here on Marine Depot taking about it: http://www.marinedepot.comI also wantFind More->

This is the third Derasa clam I’ve kept in my personal aquarium.My first clam came as a birthday present, a 5″ derasa, had the tiger spotted marking.Second one is similar to the one below, alsoFind More->

OK,This might not be the rarest fish, but they sure are one of the more popular in tanks for fish only with live rock. Yes, it’s unfortunate they are definitely not reef safe as theyFind More->

Feeding time at my tank!First I want to describe my fish food: fresh headless shrimp + Swordfish + red seaweed all blended together, then add in Selcon, rotifer, phytoplankton, mysis shrimp, spiraling enriched brine shrimp, plankton, allFind More->

I’ve been trying really hard to photography my 10″ stardust squamosa clam. But I think it has to do with the camera none of the photos I take end up doing justice to how hugeFind More->

Spring clearance at Pacific East Aqualculture- 30% off all livestock! http://www.pacificeastaquaculture.com For limited time enter coupon code “Spring30” at checkout to receive 30% off! Depends on what you are planning to add into your tank,Find More->

Macro-algae, it’s actually kind of a cool word!So we hear a LOT about macro algae, just what’s the big deal?Well, algae, to be specific, phytoplankton is the most abundant living creature in the world. ItFind More->