Saltcorner
By Bob Goemans
By Bob Goemans
Saltcorner is a website that is dedicated to the hobby of marine aquarium keeping and is the creation of aquarium author Bob Goemans, who has written a column of the same name for many years.
Whether you're looking for information about animals and plants/algae; for informative articles by noted aquarium authors; for product or book reviews; for photo galleries of impressive home aquariums; for information about Bob's books; or troubleshooting/advice correspondence on a wide range of topics, there's a lot of information here. And it's all free to you thanks to the generous support of our website sponsors who keep the website's lights turned on.
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Hi Bob, I have been in the trade for 20+ years and have never been so frustrated as I am now! I have a 370-gallon reef tank, which is about three months old. My problem began with cyanobacteria, but I resolved that by siphoning and vacuuming the sand and doing some major water changes. Then it turned to dinoflagellates for a short time, then that went away on its own after a week or two. Then began my present problem when an ugly brown hair alga began to take over all my live rock. I proceeded to take out all the live rock and scrub it with a toothbrush and then placed it back in the aqua...read more.
TITLE: A Diver's Guide to Underwater Malaysia Macrolife AUTHORS: Andrea & Antonella Ferrari PUBLISHER: Nautilus Publishing (2003) ISBN 983-2731-00-3 PAGES: 468 PRICE: $45.00 Book Jacket Whether you're an armchair adventurer, an aquarist, or a diver of any skill level that has already viewed some of the better coral reefs in the world, this is definitely a must-have book for your library. Never has any publication so accurately and colorfully depicted the Indo-Pacific marine species that presently exist in the South China, Sulu and Sulawesi seas. This book, or possibly more correc...read more.
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