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Queen Angelfish www.ReadyAquatics.com
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Holocanthus ciliaris: The majestic Queen
Angel lives up to every bit of her namesake
with a beauty like no other on the reef. A
varied and nutritious diet is required to
maintain magnificent health and color in this
fish; please provide a wide array of dry and
thawed fresh frozen foods of green and meaty
natures (marine meats). Rarely, passive,
you\'ll need strong and assertive tanktmates
for most specimens; large clownfishes, hardy
wrasses, many damsels...even small groupers
and some triggerfishes do quite well with
Queen angels. Prepare for a large adult size
too; a 4ft long aquarium will suffice for the
first few years, but at least 6ft will be
required for an adult to be displayed with
its soft pennant fins trailing in
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Added: 118 days ago From: ReadyAquatics
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Emerald Crabs www.ReadyAquatics.com
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Emerald crab; long heralded as one of the
very few herbivores (actually an omnivore
here) that will consume the dreaded bubble
algae. Though not obligate on bubble algae,
they really are effective in short time at
controlling Valonia and the like. Also called
Mythrax or Mithraculus crabs, they also eat
unwanted pest algae, extra fish food and a
plethora of items in the aquarium. They are
generally very well behaved and considered
reef safe; that said, take care if
considering them for a tiny aquarium with
tiny fishes. It is possible that without
enough algae they would try to grab a small
fish in hunger. Otherwise, they are magically
helpful as a pest control and unassuming
scavenger. Purchase Your Emerald Crabs
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Added: 118 days ago From: ReadyAquatics
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The Secret of Keeping Dwarf Seahorses
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The Secret to Keeping Dwarf Seahorses!\\
Added: 118 days ago From: ReadyAquatics
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Slate Pencil Urchin Up Close
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Slate- Pencil Urchin: unlike most urchins
that graze algae, the Pencil Urchin has a
meaty tooth! For aquarium systems with fishes
or invertebrates that are fed meaty fare
heavily (mysis shrimp, etc), this type of
urchin is very well suited. Reef keepers
with small aquaria or small sessile specimens
need to take heed, however, as this species
is hardly the most graceful as it cruises
about the tank. Excellent for a hearty
community tank, the Pencil Urchin can be long
lived and, clumsiness aside, is rather \
Added: 118 days ago From: ReadyAquatics
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Blunt Spined Brittle Star
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Ophiothrix and kin: Blunt spined brittle
starfish: the entire Ophiuroid family of
serpent and brittle starfishes, with rare
exceptions, are very long lived, unassuming
and well suited for captivity. They have
amazingly adaptable natures to substrates,
systems, and foods. As an opportunistic
omnivore, they are fascinating, beautiful and
useful scavengers. In smaller aquaria, they
easily can serve as a featured animal in
their own right! Sometimes mistaken for
an octopus by laymen for the serpentine arms,
your starfish will give you many years of
service and entertainment. If you target
feed a small amount of food each day at the
very same time, many Ophiuroids learn the
queue and come out in plain view each day
anticipating their treat! To purchase your
Blunt Spined Brittle Sea Stars
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Added: 118 days ago From: ReadyAquatics
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Dancing Blue Leg Hermit Crabs
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Clibanarius tricolor: Blue leg hermits are
classic clean-up creatures and beloved by the
majority of aquarists for many years. They
essentially get along with anything that
won\'t eat them! And you can count on them
being almost categorically \
Added: 118 days ago From: ReadyAquatics
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Birth of a Dwarf Seahorse
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Hippocampus zosterae The Dwarf Seahorse is an
age-old species kept by many, many
generations of aquarists. With a proper
biotope system (small nano- or minireef
aquaria) and very gentle tankmates, this
diminutive seahorse thrives and reproduces
readily in captivity! As you can see in our
video. :-) They prefer the company of
their own kind. A large colony of these Sea
Horses are not only safe but welcoming to
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Added: 118 days ago From: ReadyAquatics
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My clownfish watching over their eggs
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My mated pair of clowfish watching over their
eggs
Added: 346 days ago From: esqu37107
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my 90 gallon mix reef
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2 year reef
Added: 591 days ago From: jessegarcia28
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nano biube reef
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nano reef made wiht a biube.
Added: 680 days ago From: jtietz
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17 gal nano mixed coral reef
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My nano 17 gallon mixed coral reef tank.
Contains two A. occellaris and various SPS
and LPS corals. Tank has been running for 1.5
years.
Added: 753 days ago From: AndersGS
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movimiento Koralias 12V
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Koralias 12 V & wavemaker
Added: 803 days ago From: colt
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Nando\'s Reef
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My reef tank
Added: 873 days ago From: NandoItaly
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Clown Fish
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A video of our clown fish laying eggs for the
first time.
Added: 902 days ago From: BHornsby
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David Saxby's Stunning Reef Tank
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David Saxby's tank has become a thing of
legend, featured in magazines and on
television it is understandable that it
commands such attention, now, UltimateReef is
very proud to be amongst those that have
witnessed this spectacle in the flesh and
confirm to you, avid reader, the hype is
absolutely warranted. What has been achieved
here is no mean feat, a true testament to
education, experience and a passion that
still after all these years takes the blatant
form of a twinkle in David's eyes. As he sat
down in his favourite chair, cold beer in
hand, the pride in his face tells a story
that even the owners of the most humblest of
systems can relate to, answering all of our
many many questions frankly and honestly,
this is what we learnt...
Added: 914 days ago From: OSECK
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reef of Colt 2005
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reef of 2005
Added: 915 days ago From: colt
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Catalaphyllia jardinei
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Catalaphyllia jardinei on moved
Added: 915 days ago From: colt
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Striped Shrimpfish Swimming
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Striped Shrimpfish on Display at the Dallas
World Aquarium
Added: 924 days ago From: esqu37107
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Weedy Sea Dragon at the Dallas World
Aquarium
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Weedy Sea Dragon at the Dallas World Aquarium
Added: 927 days ago From: esqu37107
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Cuttlefish at the Dallas World Aquarium
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Cuttlefish display at the Dallas world
aquarium
Added: 927 days ago From: esqu37107
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