Reef Aquarium Information - Brett’s Reef

  I have been using Cyclop-Eeze for several years now and I can say that it is a pretty good fish food to supplement your saltwater fish’s diet.  Cyclop-Eeze is made from tiny crustaceans that are high in antioxidants and highly unsaturated fatty acids (HUFA’s). 
  Cyclop-Eeze comes freeze dried in a can (like a powder) a […]

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    Pictured above is a green Sinularia coral, one of nine colonies my main tank has.  These corals are a very hardy soft coral that is similar in shape to colt (Cladiella) and tree (Nepthea) corals.  Many beginner reefers often mistake the three, however you can tell the difference by looking at the stalk.  The Sinularia […]

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  Soft leather corals such as this Lobophytum make excellent additions for the beginner and advanced reef keeper.  They are fast growing and are generally hardy and can easily become a showpiece for your reef tank. 
   Lobophytum (Lobed Leather Coral) come from the Indo-Pacific which include islands such as Fiji and Tonga.  They prefer medium […]

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  The new zoa’s I received a few weeks ago are really starting to fill out, I will probably be fragging them in a month or two if they continue to grow at the rate they are growing at now. In fact all the frags I recieved in this post have been attaching and growing very nicely.  […]

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   Plate corals are interesting specimens to have in a marine reef aquarium. They are considered solitary polyps which are closely related to the fungia family.  They are sometimes misidentified as anemones and at first glance you can see why. 
  Taking care of a plate coral is rather simple as they are considered photosynthetic but they […]

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