Coral Reef Tank Basics!
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Coral Reef Tank Basics!
Coral reef tank basics to help you get started. These are important details to look at before starting your own tank.
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Reef Aquarium Setup
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Ultimate Reef Aquarium Setup Guide (2023 Edition) - Hackers' Reef
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Saltwater Aquarium - Setup and Tips for Beginners | Reef Tank Resource
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A few new coral added to the 65 gallon reef tank 😁#coralreef
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A few new coral added to the 65 gallon reef tank 😁#coralreef
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Reef Aquarium Maintenance
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A look into some maintenance in our 900 gallon aquarium! Did you know that larger systems are actually EASIER to care for than smaller Aquariums? This is because the water quality is more prone to fluctuation with less water! The trade off is that when there is work to be done, it takes W O R K. Here you can see our manager, Danny and owner, Todd working together to siphon our some detritus, dead snail shells, and broken pieces of coral from the bottom of this aquarium. Wondering why we're doing
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A look into some maintenance in our 900 gallon aquarium! Did you know that larger systems are actually EASIER to care for than smaller Aquariums? This is because the water quality is more prone to fluctuation with less water! The trade off is that when there is work to be done, it takes W O R K. Here you can see our manager, Danny and owner, Todd working together to siphon our some detritus, dead snail shells, and broken pieces of coral from the bottom of this aquarium. Wondering why we're doing
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Simple Reef Aquarium Maintenance Scheduling
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Simple Reef Aquarium Maintenance Scheduling
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