The Ultimate Coral Keeping Blog
The Mesmerising Corals Of The Genus Euphyllia
Many marine species can be found in coral reefs, but for us anyway, Large Polyped Stony (LPS) Corals, are among the most fascinating inhabitants. Due to their magnificent look and ease of maintenance, the genus Euphyllia stands out among coral families as a longtime favorite of us Aquarium Keepers.
Why Isn't My Coral Coming Out? Should you be worried or not...
What happens if your coral does not open properly? Do you need to worry or not? In this blog post, we'll talk about the five common causes of poor coral blooming and what you can do to fix them.
Why Are Some of My Corals Dying? A Brief Guide To Helping Struggling Corals
Do you have a coral reef aquarium, but you're unsure of why some of your corals are dying? It can be difficult to keep healthy corals alive, and there are many things to take into account, such as water quality, lighting, and temperature. This blog article will cover topics such as how to save a dying coral, how to identify a coral's condition, if it's a good idea to remove a dying coral, and whether dead coral may regenerate. We'll also go over why it's crucial to keep calcium, magnesium, and alkalinity levels under check in order to preserve coral tissue. You can keep your coral reef aquarium in good shape and flourishing by adhering to our advice and recommendations.
A Beginner's Guide To LPS Corals
LPS (Large Polyped Stony) corals are some of the true wonders of the marine environment, from huge Brain Coral Colonies to vast gardens of Euphyllia and Goniopora, these corals build our planet's reefs in style, and you too can build your own LPS Coral reef with these simple tips. Moving on from Soft Corals to Hard Corals can be daunting for some, but with most LPS Corals, hard doesn't have to mean difficult, there are a few simple things you can do to ensure these corals thrive in your tank, and we will outline the basics of LPS coral anatomy, reef chemistry and care requirements below.
Grubs Up, Your Brief Guide To Feeding Corals
Grubs Up, Your Brief Guide To Feeding Corals in your reef aquarium. Most corals will thrive in an aquarium without direct feeding, but the benefits of a weekly feed are numerous. In today's blog we shall briefly go over the mechanisms of coral feeding and the benefits of a good tentacle wrapped meal.
A Beginner's guide to Soft Corals
A Beginner's guide to Soft Corals. In this brief guide, I will give a basic overview of blanket requirements, care tips, anatomy and Reproduction, along with how to make your soft corals colour and beautify your aquarium.
