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Amphiprion ocellaris
The clownfish has become one of the most well-known marine fish in recent years, even among non-hobbyists. Here are the basics for caring for this magnificent fish.
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A Mediterranean Nano
The Mediterranean is a wonder with biodiversity, but one innovative Italian aquarist keeps a relatively tiny setup showcasing some of its more miniscule life forms.
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The Reefer: A Look at Symbioses in the Marine Aquarium
Many animals form mutually beneficial alliances with one another, known as symbiotic relationships. Here, we've outlined some classic marine species relationships.
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A Lovely New Import: Marble Crabs Metasesarma obesum
The marble crab can enter both freshwater and saltwater tanks. If you enjoy keeping crayfish, these crabs will make a good addition to your aquarium.
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Ambon Fish: The Hidden Biodiversity of a Spice Island
The waters of Maluku Ambon are among the most aquatically diverse places in the world! Learn about the Ambon fish one expert aquarist found on his journey.
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Agelas gracilis
The candy cane sponge makes a sweet addition to marine tanks! This saltwater sponge requires at least one direct daily feeding when its polyp tentacles are extended.
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Acanthella cavernosa
This aquarium sponge is usually found encrusting various substrates near or in caves where water currents are fairly swift. Learn more about this species.
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A Mandarin Diner
One reason mandarin saltwater fish are almost impossible to keep healthy is their picky feeding habits. Learn more about this species.
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A Freshwater Aquarist's Guide to Marine Aquariums
A longtime reefer explains how to start a saltwater tank and overcome common obstacles.
