Vote for nanoreefblog.com as a source of recommended reading

Nanoreefblog.com is exactly one month old today (don’t worry, I can’t believe it either) and things have been going great thanks to our wonderful readers.
On Friday I got a lovely message from one of the admin’s over at TheReefTank.com, the email went something like this,
…I remembered more then one person had told me about this [...]


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“Insane Aussie Scolymia” auction tips over the $500 mark

How much would you spend on an Australian Scolymia coral? $100, $400, maybe even $500? If the 500 is is upper limit, I’m afraid you’ll be losing out on this beauty. With just over three hours left on this ebay auction for the Insane Aussie Scolymia, the current bid is siting on $560.

The vendor has [...]


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Popular saltwater aquarium blog, reefbuilders.com undergoing some changes?

Via a recent twitter update (which has since been removed), it seems as if reefbuilders.com is undergoing a bit of a redesign. Either that or they’ve been hacked or something else is up with this popular blog. This is what we found following the link from the tweet.
Can anybody shed some light on this?
Update: This [...]


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Robert van Tilburg’s Floating Coralscape 50g Reef at four months

If you’re not familiar with Dutch reefer, Robert van Tilburg (otherwise known as Robertus on various forums) and his 50g reef, then you’re in for a visual treat. This video shows of the 2nd interation of this very successful aquarium. The aquascaping is somewhat unique in that it’s pretty much ‘floats’ in the tank. You [...]


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StevieT’s ‘OfficeMax’ tank in glorious HD

The RedSea Max range of aquariums have proved quite popular since they arrived on the scene. In this great video, StevieT shows off his 34g ‘OfficeMax’ system. The tank was recently featured as nano-reef.com’s November tank of the month.
The HD goodness starts just after the 1:00 mark.
httphdv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IWxVBV7e71s


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Get your December fix of Advanced Aquarist Online Magazine

If you’re looking for a great in depth read and a few big words don’t scare you*, be sure to check out the latest edition of Advanced Aquarist Online Magazine. I’ll be tucking into it a little later today but from the table of contents, it looks like another great issue.
In the December issue you’ll [...]


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The humble ugly algae eating machine. The Sea Hare.

Heres the deal — the sea hare is a member of cleanup crew member — only really talked about as a last resort.
Difficult to keep alive — but with a worthy reputation.
I have a closed loop system. As such I rely on my live rock filtration to do my managing of nasties and goodies in my [...]


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19 Reef Aquarium books every hobbyist should already own

One of the most important items any reef aquarium hobbyist can spend money on is a good book. Yes it might be true that the internet offers just as much useful information that books do these days, but you have to admit, there is nothing like sitting down in your favourite chair with a nice [...]


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Apparently keeping a nanoreef is cruel, what do you think?

Fellow nanoreefer and friend, OwlBassboy, recently posted on his site about other reefkeepers saying that nanoreefs are cruel. Seems like these people are closed minded…
I personally do not see anything wrong with my stock being kept in a nano, I have 3 fish, a flameback dwarf angel, ocellaris clown and a pyjama cardinal. Would you [...]


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Mactan Island Aquarium Educational Video

As reef aquarium hobbyists we all know that most of our livestock comes from the reefs. We are all aware of the various illegal collection techniques used including the use of cyanide to collect reef fish. I found this great video on Tumblr and had to share it with everybody.
**Warning: some scenes are very disturbing**


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