An article on the unusual blobfish found at extreme depths in the ocean. Probably not a fish for your reef tank, but interesting nonetheless.
Tim Rightnour is going to light up your life with a DIY LED light cannon. With his detailed instructions and photos, you can do it for under $200. Amazing.
An article explaining in detail the facts and myths of power quality and surge protection and how to protect your home and your aquarium.
An easy-to-follow algae outbreak control strategy that can help you resposibly eliminate your algae outbreak.
Here's another great giveaway brought to you by @SaltwaterAq and R2R!! One lucky winner is going to walk away with a brand new Aqueon 20 Gallon Beginner Saltwater Aquarium Kit!
Read about the most common Shellfish Poisoning Syndromes, and how and why we get sick from eating shellfish.
An introduction to snorkeling in the Florida Keys written by someone who has been doing it for years.
An article about how we perceive light in our aquariums and why it's better not to guess on light intensity.
A new study by researchers at University of California at Santa Barbara discusses the science and practical aspects of turning offshore drilling rigs into permanent artificial reefs. Reef2Reef looks at the issue.
Read up on one of our forum members, @ca1ore, who has had saltwater aquariums for over 30 years. He talks about his successes, failures, and philosophy of reefkeeping.
I don't know if you've been following @noopsyche and their brand new K7 ProII reef light, but this one is making waves already in the reef community! You can check out @Dana Riddle's testing of the Noopsyche K7 ProII HERE. And thanks to Noopsyche and R2R you can own one FOR FREE!
Larry and the LRS crew are teaming up with R2R for another great giveaway with swag for you and delicious LRS food for your reef! Jump into the fun by entering below! It's free and easy! One winner will be selected to receive: an LRS fleece, 6 packs of your choice of LRS frozen food, an LRS thermal cup, and One (very nice and hard to get) 2019 calendar from Aquarium Factory Blue Harbor in Osaka, Japan!
Following our recent articles on changing water, here's one aquarist's method of doing automatic water changes.
Here is a book review of Jonathan Balcombe's book, What a Fish Knows: The Inner Lives of Our Underwater Cousins.
This is the second in our Beginner Series by Dr. Greg Gdowski. Greg is going to explain the misconceptions about water changes and when dosing becomes appropriate for your tank.
An article for beginners to the Reef2Reef discussion forum and how to make the most of your stay here.
An interview with @AlmondKC from our forum who is successfully breeding Banggai cardinals as a new breeder.
Tunze Osmolator and Calcium Dispenser R2R Giveaway! Sponsored by =-infoxunter036']Tunze.com and REEF2REEF.com
This is the first part of our new Beginner Series on the How, What, and Why of Reef Aquariums. #1 is "What Is Your Actual Water Volume?"
Marine ich, Cryptocaryon irritans, can be hard to get rid of. Here's what to do if your fallow period fails.
A discussion of many aspects of glass, in general, from ancient times to the present, including a section on aquarium glass.
For beginners who haven't bought an aquarium yet, here are some things to think about regarding the shape and size of your tank.
The other way to run a reef tank (No Quarantine) I was asked by my friend Humblefish to start a thread on my practices of running a tank with no quarantine, hospital tanks, medications, dipping or almost anything else. It is "not" just to take a fish from a store and drop it in your reef because that fish will probably die. You may not see many spots on fish in a store because just about all stores use medications in their tanks to suppress the parasites. They have to because they get new...
