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Newbie Corner: Reefkeeping 101 - Natural Filtration Part III
In this eigth article of our "Newbie Corner" column, Tom Murphy (Waterkeeper) discusses Natural Filtration Part III

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General, DIY - Pump Mods, Product Reviews
Maxi-Jet Modifications: Going main stream posted by slallen	Number of views: 3139 Comments: 0
In my previous article we talked about a modification dubbed the “Hacksaw” method. This modification conservatively increased the flow of the Maxi-Jet 1200 to around 400 GPH. But is there other mods that produce even more flow? The answer is, Yes!
General, DIY - Pump Mods, Product Reviews
Maxi-Jet: What is all the fuss? posted by slallen	Number of views: 2183 Comments: 0
It is without a doubt that the Maxi-Jet line of Powerheads by Aquarium Systems is the workhorse of the marine aquarium hobbyist. These pumps are used for everything from aeration, water movement, filling and draining to even mixing saltwater for water changes. But what else can they do?
Soft Corals
Propagating Zoanthids posted by admin	Number of views: 1661 Comments: 0
All Photo credits: Michelle Stuart Coral Credits: Michelle Stuart Zoanthids are wonderfully coloured animals which are often to as colonial anemones, corals or button polyps. Zoanthids come from reefs all around the world and in a variety of different colonizing formations. Their ease of care and colourful appearance make them ideal candidates for a novice reef keeper. However, hidden within these beautiful creatures is one of the most potent neurotoxins found anywhere on earth, and new reef keepers need to be made aware of their hidden dangers. - From fishtanksandponds.net
General, Marine Reef Keeping, DIY - General
The Pappone Method posted by slallen	Number of views: 1533 Comments: 2
The "Pappone" method is a feeding method that is currently making its rounds here in the states. There is a pretty large thread about the process over on Reef Central. To read that more about over there click here. You can read the recipe here just follow the link.
General, Marine Reef Keeping, DIY - General
Eric Borneman's Famous Fish Food Recipe posted by slallen	Number of views: 1197 Comments: 0
From Eric Borneman's Library on MARSH Reef.

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