care guide

Ever felt the urge to bring a touch of the deep sea's bioluminescent magic into your living room? Look no further than the captivating Flashlight Fish! These mesmerizing creatures boast light-emitting organs that illuminate the ocean's depths, making them a coveted addition for experienced...

What type of coral is this ? what is the name of it ? I bought it from my lfs and was told it’s clove pollyps but it’s been a week and there’s no pollyps to be seen it is alive though. The coral is at the top Middle portion of the photo I attached.

Hello I recently bought a brunneus wrasse and was wondering if I could get some insight on the behavior and diet of these fish as I can’t find any care guides for this type of wrasse. Thanks!

Can someone help my ID this tang I forgot the name to it and I want to do more research?

Hey y’all. I’ve been trying to figure out what kind of urchin I have for a week and I can’t seem to get any answers. Google certainly hasn’t helped, but I probably am not looking for the right thing! I really would like to know what type he is so that I can look into the best practices for care...

Hi New Reef2Reef friends, I have made so many mistakes. I have lost count of the number of fish I have lost and the amount of coral that have died. I live in Cheyenne Wyoming and haven't run into anyone that is in the hobby. So the internet has been my guide/mentor (sad I know). With that...

So my LFS got a handful of these guys in, and had them mislabeled as a "Sailfin Goby" (no slight at them, it probably came in the shipment like that, I worked there for 4 years) Looking at the fish I can tell it's a Blenny not a goby, and while looking into trying to figure out what exactly it...

Hello everyone. I have 3 moorish idols In my 450 gal that after 3 days 2 of them have started to eat the frozen food. Does anyone have any advice on feedings and also any long term success. The only posts I have been able to find are close to 5 yrs out of date and hoping the 2-4 year average...

Plain text and references here Flame Scallop - Ctenoides Scaber Photo from wikipedia Overview Minimum Tank Size: 20 Gallons with supplemental feedings Care Level: Dedicated/Expert Temperature: 72-78F Specific Gravity: 1.020-1.026 Reef Safe: Yes Feeding Flame Scallops are...

hi everyone, During my trip (4 days), my tank sitter took off my lid for for a few min and in that time my firefish decided to jump out onto the carpet. After a min, tank sitter realized the prob and dumped him back in was lying upside down for a few min while still breathing (sitter nvr took...

Information on an pertaining to the Feather Star (Crinoidea) *I would like to disclose I have never kept this species and this is based on pure research Quick Facts Level: Advanced Water Flow: High PH: 8.1-8.4 Temperature: 72-78 F. Specific Gravity: 1.023-1.025 Size: 14" Reef Safe: yes Feeding...

Due to being unable of finding great Sea Hare care guides online (I did find one but even it was lacking on information and had some bad info), I decided to write my own with intense googling, scholaring and personal experience. It should be noted that this guide is about Dolabella auricularia...