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Aggressive Fish Tips
By Advanced Aquarist's Readers - Visit Homepage
Coral Photoacclimation
By Eric Borneman

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Most aquarists know they have to acclimate their new organisms. This involves slowly adding tank water to the transport water in an effort to gradually shift the organism's chemical and physical environment from the bag to the tank. What may not be obvious, however, is that photosynthetic organisms also need to be acclimated to a new lighting regime. This article seeks to show why it is important that corals' lighting environment changes be made gradually. - Visit Homepage
Rubberbands in Reef Tanks Top Rated
By Richard Durso and Ron Shimek - Visit Homepage
Hitchhiker FAQ Top Rated
The hands-down most comprehensive guide for identifying hitchhikers - Visit Homepage
The Measure of Success
by Sandy Shoup - Visit Homepage
White Spots on the Walls
by Ronald L. Shimek, Ph. D. - Visit Homepage
Long-Term Considerations for a Successful Reef Tank
by Mark van der Wal - Visit Homepage
Recognizing Problems & Getting Help
by Bill Chamberlain - Visit Homepage
Nutrient Control and Export
By Scott Fellman - Visit Homepage
The importance of observation
by TERRY SIEGEL - Visit Homepage

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