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Profile of the Moment
 | Common Name: Orange Sun Coral
Scientific Name: Tubastrea aurea This coral is very beautiful and brightly colored. This is why a lot of people like this coral. However, they are non photosynthetic and will need regular feedings. Food should consist of meaty foods such as Brine Shrimp and Krill. This coral needs to be fed several tim More.... |
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Introducing Points for Play!
Thats's right! Here at The Reefers Inn we have undergone many new
changes. One of them is our new points for play system!
Just by participating on the site and contributing to the reef community you
will accumulate points. All you will have to pay is the shipping and
handling of the item if you can't pick it up in person.
Why not spend your time on a reef site that really thanks you for your
participation in the form of real things you can use in your tanks! |
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Comming Soon!
In the near future we will offer our new points store - where members can purchase items available from our sponsors that you can purchase for points!
These items will only be available for purchase by points earned here at the
The Reefers Inn. This is our way of saying THANK YOU! for all those who
spend their quality time building and growing our community.
Please refer to our User Agreement for complete details on points.
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 Omega writes "Just Imagine...
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 Draxx writes "Garlic is used in a couple different ways in the hobby. The main use is as a food soak/supplement. People soak their fish food in a liquid garlic solution before feeding for 30 - 60 minutes. This allows the food proper time to absorb some of the garlic so that when the food goes into the water the garlic is not just 'washed away'. "
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 Draxx writes "Things to consider:
1) What are the different choices I have for lighting my reef tank?
2) What size tank?
3) What are the tank dimensions?
4) What type of inhabitants will I be keeping?
5) Is heat going to be a factor?
6) What will be the initial cost?
7) What will yearly bulb replacement cost?
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| Nano reefs have brought hobbyist a whole new world of aquariums. Instead of a large 55+ gallon reef, Nano Reefs bring something more to the hobby. In a larger Reef you see large corals, fish rocks and such, but what you don’t really see is the different forms of life on the rocks. In a Nano Reef things are easier to see. Reason being, the tank is smaller and your eye is focused on a limited amount of space. People viewing a Nano Reef see the assortment of Macro Algae growing on the live rock as well as sponges, coralline algae, corals and even animal life. However, in a larger reef there eyes aren’t focused on the small crevices in the rock, there eyes are focused on the large corals which have fish swimming trough them. So, Nano Reefs aren’t just a small tank but, a whole new environment in which things are easier to see.
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