alinity is one of the most widely tested parameters in saltwater aquariums. It is often the first water parameter many aquarists test for as it is crucial in making artificial saltwater. There are many ways to measure salinity, some more accurate than others. In this blog, we will discuss what salinity is, its importance in saltwater aquariums, and how to take salinity measurements.

We speak with The Conscientious Marine Aquarist author and owner of Wet Web Media Bob Fenner plus watch his 2017 Reef-A-Palooza California presentation “Anemones for Aquarium Use, Husbandry.”

The AquaMaxx Tech O3 Ozonizer produces ozone gas that when reacted with your aquarium water can drastically improve water clarity, reduce odors and sterilize the tank water.

Measuring alkalinity and maintaining it at the proper levels helps corals thrive. The Hanna Alkalinity Checker makes testing easy and provides an easy to understand digital readout.

If you are tired of hassling with liquid test kits and want a quick, easy, and accurate way to monitor your calcium levels, the Hanna Instruments Calcium Checker is your best option.

Hanna Phosphate and Phosphorous ULR Checkers offer fast, easy, and ultra-precise water testing if you’re having algae problems and want to get your phosphate level in check.

Nutramar Ova is a hugely popular frozen food made of all-natural prawn eggs. What makes this particular food so desirable to reef hobbyists is that finicky eaters like mandarinfish, seahorses, and pipefish will eat it in the home aquarium.

Accel Aquatics BioPellet Reactors are a popular choice for nitrate reduction! They have an inverted conical bottom and top-fed flow accelerator design to prevent media from clumping together or settling at the bottom.

Selcon from American Marine is a concentrated food booster containing Omega 3 fatty acids, marine lipids, stabilized Vitamin C and Vitamin B12. Add a few drops to soak your favorite foods before feeding to your tank.

What makes this coral frag rack different is the cool slotted design which allows you to slide the plugs around the rack to more easily accommodate different corals as they grow larger and need more room.