What Do Copepods Eat? An Overview of the Diverse Diet of These Tiny Aquatic Creatures
Copepods are small, aquatic crustaceans that are found in a wide range of habitats, including oceans, rivers, and lakes. These tiny creatures are ...
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The Different Sizes of Copepods in Reef Tanks: A Guide
Copepods are a type of small crustacean that are commonly found in reef tanks. They play a crucial role in the ecosystem of the tank, serving as a...
Why You Should Add Copepods to Your Reef Tank
Why should I add copepods to my reef tank and what benefit do they provide?
If you're a reef aquarium enthusiast, you're probably always looking ...
The fascinating world of Mystery Wrasses in Reef Tanks
Mystery wrasses (scientific name: Pseudocheilinus ocellatus) are a type of marine fish that are popular among aquarium enthusiasts due to their un...
Tisbe biminiensis: Jewel of the Reef Underground
Tisbe biminiensis is perhaps the most recognized copepod species in the Reef Aquarium Hobby. This is for good reason as this species’ rapid reprodu...
Parvocalanus crassirostris: The Pod Father
The story of Parvocalanus crassirostris
Copepods are the great bridge between the microscopic and macroscopic universes. This is no more true than ...
Green Phyto (Nannochloropsis): A Powerful Tool for Advanced Reef Keeping & Sustainable Aquaculture
Introduction
Nannochloropsis sp. is one of the most prolific and powerful tools to the modern reef aquarist, fish breeder, coral farmer and researc...
Mastering the Art of Dragon's Breath: Growing Medicinal Halymenia durvillei in the Reef Aquarium
An In-depth look at the macro algae Dragon's Breath
Dragon’s Breath. The name itself inspires romantic imagery. And for good reason, for Dragon’s B...
Lifeblood of the Sea: Benefits of Live Rhodomonas Microalgae in the Reef Aquarium
The Red Algae, Rhodomonas has cells rich in proteins and essential fatty acids. These are characteristics which make this species highly desirable ...
The Marine Butterfly Effect: Coping & Caring for the Chaetodontidae
This implies that marine butterflyfish are intimately dependent on their diet. Butterflyfish can be kept in smaller aquariums (50-100 gallons) prov...
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