fish food

Nearly all of us who went through grade school in North America (and paid moderately good attention) understood symbiosis as two animals living together to the mutual benefit of both. This was a happy story and remains so in the instances where both the critters actually get something out of the...

I use to buy most of my frozen fish food from the pet store, but then I realized you can get way more for your money by just going to the supermarket or any fish market nearby and shopping the sales. We had a few tuna steaks and frozen shrimp leftover in our freezer that had expired and so I...

The Starry Pufferfish is a spectacular large marine puffer native to the tropical Indo-Pacific. It is recognized by its rounded body, pale coloration, and dense pattern of dark spots that give it a starry appearance. This species is intelligent and inquisitive, often learning to recognize its...

The Peppermint Candy Cane Hogfish is a colorful marine wrasse that requires a spacious, mature aquarium with plenty of live rock, caves, and open swimming room. It is an active and generally hardy species, but can become territorial as it matures, so tankmates should be chosen carefully and...

The Randall’s Tilefish is a beautiful and peaceful reef fish admired for its elongated body, vibrant coloration, and fascinating burrowing behavior. It does best in a mature saltwater aquarium with a deep bed of fine sand that allows it to construct and maintain a secure burrow. Provide plenty...

Do you have any treats you give your tank on special occasions? Sometimes I will give a full clam on a half shell and watch them tear into it. I also have these treat tabs that stick to the sides of the tank that I will use when introducing something as it slowly releases the food over the...

The male Reticulate Boxfish is a striking marine fish known for its rigid box-shaped body and intricate blue, yellow, and green reticulated pattern that becomes especially vibrant in mature males. Native to Indo-Pacific coral reefs, this peaceful and intelligent species spends much of its time...

My main staple food for my tanks is a combination of frozen thawed brine/mysis and spirulina 2 times a day, and then I supplement with sinking pellets, nori, and any other frozen foods I have available. I add in ghost shrimp once a month as well to feed my wasp fish as she only likes to hunt...

Paracheilinus attenuatus goes under a few different names depending on who you ask, here at Quality Marine, we use the most common of the common names: Diamond Tail Flasher Wrasse. You'll also hear it called the Royal Flasher or Lyretail Flasher (especially by OG – original geek - hobbyists...

Frozen vs. Pellet Foods, which do you prefer, do you feed both or prefer to feed one exclusively? I do a mix of both and throw flakes and nori in as well. I think having a well balanced diet helps your fish out long term and keeps their colors nice and vibrant.

The Panda Goby is a tiny and highly sought-after reef fish known for its adorable panda-like black-and-white coloration and close relationship with branching corals, especially Acropora species. Native to the Indo-Pacific, this small coral goby spends much of its time perched among coral...

Blue Face Angelfish are also very commonly called Yellow Face Angelfish, and this makes no sense to any of us around here. The third (and much less common) name you might see is Yellow Masked Angelfish and this one does make sense when you see the (obviously) blue-faced fish with a yellow...

The Wartskin Anglerfish is a fascinating ambush predator known for its lumpy, textured skin, incredible camouflage, and ability to mimic sponges, corals, and other reef structures. Native to the Indo-Pacific, this species uses a modified dorsal spine called an illicium with a lure (esca) to...

There is no perfect aquarium fi... Wait, hold on. What about Bicolor Foxface Rabbitfish? You know, Siganus uspi? Hmm, the case is strong here. Peaceful, useful herbivore, hardy, not too big, very active and striking colors... Okay, we'll accept the application and get back to you. Where to...

The female Vermiculate Leopard Wrasse, scientifically known as Macropharyngodon vermiculatus, is a beautiful and highly sought-after reef-safe wrasse recognized for its intricate maze-like patterning, subtle green and brown coloration, and constant foraging behavior. Native to Indo-Pacific reef...

Hey all , Any recommendations on additives or supplements to add to my fish food ? Meaning vitamins , garlic etc . Currently feeding 2 clowns only . Varies between LRS reef frenzy Frozen mysis Frozen brine and some pellets . Just looking for some advice on what’s a great additive to...

Orange Back (or Backed) Fairy Wrasses are visually similar (and closely related) to Solorensis Wrasses, and while both are amazing, gorgeous fish in the home aquarium, Orange Back Fairy Wrasses are less frequently seen. They're fairly unique in that they don't really have any other common names...

What makes an Angel False? Not wanting to wade unprepared into a theological discussion, let's instead discuss the False Personifer Angel, known to scientists as Chaetodontoplus meredithii. To start with, there is really nothing false about it. They are in the same Genus and generally exhibit...

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The ATO in my nano overflowed the tank, and this is why: Can I feed this stuff to my watanabe angel in my 90g by including it in the frozen fish food mix i make with a food processor? If so, do I need to rinse it or clean it somehow before adding it?

The Yellowtail Pink Babi Wrasse is a stunning and relatively rare fairy wrasse species known for its vibrant pink body, orange-red dorsal highlights, and striking yellow tail. It’s a peaceful and active swimmer that thrives in reef aquariums, adding constant motion and color to your display. For...

The Pink-Banded Fairy Wrasse (Cirrhilabrus rosefascia) is a stunning and rare fairy wrasse species known for its vibrant pink, red, and magenta hues. Native to the deep reefs of the Western Pacific, this deepwater wrasse is sought after by collectors and experienced aquarists for its unique...

Hello all, I am wondering if I have the premade frozen fish food; can I that it and save it for multiple feedings ? The larger cubes seem like they could be too much? 2 clowns. 1 bicolor blenny, snails, shrimp goby pair and a yellow wrasse. I feed pellets also. Is DIY food okay? I have...

The Pacific Sailfin Anthias is a strikingly beautiful saltwater fish admired for its vivid colors and graceful swimming behavior. Though highly attractive, this species is considered challenging to keep in aquariums and is best suited for advanced marine aquarists. They are a gem for...

The Pink Bar Goby is often actually kind of a pastel orange barred goby, though it can be vertically striped in soft pink as well. The binomial nomenclature (scientific name) for the Pink Bar Goby is Amblyeleotris aurora, which leads to another, much less common, common name: Aurora Goby. It...