Looking for value and efficiency in a lighting system? The Satellite from Current is the most complete fixture available for your freshwater or saltwater aquarium. State-of-the-art SunPaq lamps last twice as long as standard fluorescents, and produce 3 times the light output. The 10,000k Daylight lamp will provide your tank with clear, crisp sun-simulation. The Blue Actinic lamp penetrates deep for proper absorption by corals and plants, and the fantastic Lunar Light shimmers simulated moonlight throughout your aquarium, encouraging spawning and fascinating nocturnal behavior. Twenty four hours of perfect lighting in low profile, black powder-coated aluminum housing. Featuring a built-in electronic ballast, polished aluminum reflector, and onoff switches for each individual lamp so you can customize your lighting schedule. The Satellite is the smart choice for complete, efficient lighting.Use the compact fluorescent for light for 8 to 10 hours during the day and use the Lunar Light to illuminate the tank with a dim blue moon-lite glow for the time that the fluorescents are turned off.
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Simulate daylight right into moonlight with Current’s Extreme Orbit lighting fixture. A complete system, the Extreme Orbit features state-of-the-art SunPaq dual daylight lamps, dual actinic blue lamps to reach the deepest areas of your tank, both at an amazingly powerful 130 watts. Plus, the fantastic Lunar Light simulates sparkling moonbeams so you can watch your fish’s nocturnal behavior and encourage your coral to spawn. There is 24 hours worth of sun and moon in one complete lighting fixture, it’s easy to set up and features switches for each lamp so you can customize your lighting. This sleek fixture is enclosed in black aluminum housing and features an ultra-quiet ventilation fan to keep the bulbs cool. Give your aquarium inhabitants the most authentic lighting available with the Extreme Orbit system. SmartPaq lamps are side-by-side combination blue actinic and daylight all-in-one lamps. Dual lamps contain side-by-side bulbs all-in-one of either blue actinic or daylight. Click here to view Orbit Extreme Specifications direct from Current.
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Salifert test kits are the epitome of accuracy and precision. Their wide range of available tests have all been designed to detect the smallest traces of certain elements, without interference from other chemicals within the water. Simply put, these are the best test kits you can buy- hands down. The sharp, contrasting color changes make results easy to read so there’s no second guessing. Trust your aquarium to Salifert.Accurately measure the tiniest amount of nitrite without interference from amines. For saltwater or freshwater. THIS ITEM IS NOT AVAILABLE FOR BACKORDERS
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Salifert test kits are the epitome of accuracy and precision. Their wide range of available tests have all been designed to detect the smallest traces of certain elements, without interference from other chemicals within the water. Simply put, these are the best test kits you can buy- hands down. The sharp, contrasting color changes make results easy to read so there’s no second guessing. Trust your aquarium to Salifert.This test kit will measure ionically free strontium and complex, important for the accelerated growth of corals. THIS ITEM IS NOT AVAILABLE FOR BACKORDERS
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The Pink Tail Chalceus is a slender silver fish with large scales and a faint irridescent sheen. The fins range from orangeish to pink to deep red. It is a very active predator that generally dwells at the surface of the water. Though it only gets about 10 inches in length, an aquarium at least 75 gallons is required to accomodate its high activity levels. In nature, this fish feeds on worms, insects, larvae, and small fish. In the home aquarium it will accept most meaty foods and live items that it is offered. This fish is peaceful with any fish that is too large for it to eat. Thus it makes a good addition to most community aquariums containing other large species. The Pink Tail Chalceus is a schooling species in its native environment, but will become aggressive with its own kind unless kept in large schools containing at least 6 to 8 fish in a very large aquarium. Therefore it is most successfully kept singly if the aquarium is smaller than 100 gallons. Provide a tight-fitting cover as it is prone to jumping.
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The Yellow Watchman Goby has variable color, but is usuallly yellow-orange body with bright blue spots on the head and fins. This coloration is one of several color phases of the species. They may be brown or brown-banded, still exhibiting their bright blue spots. Yellow Watchman Gobies require a sandy bottom and plenty of rockwork to hide in. They are generally peaceful toward other fish, but may not tolerate other Yellow Watchman Gobies. They will not harm invertebrates. Yellow Watchman Gobies may jump when startled, so they must be kept in a well covered aquarium. They do best on a diet of small frozen meaty foods like mysis shrimp, brine shrimp, and plankton.
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Harlequin Shrimp are extremely attractive resembling an orchid blossom in shape and colored bright white with pink and lavender spots. They feed specifically on starfish and must be fed at least once a month. They are usually housed in pairs and are best appreciated in small set-ups where they can be observed.This is a Restricted item and is not covered by our Arrive Alive 5 Day Guarantee.
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The Zebra Moray is named for its striking black and white stripes. It is a relatively docile eel, which may become accustomed to being hand fed. It may feed on live foods like shrimp and fish or on larger frozen meaty foods such as clam shrimp or silversides. Zebra Morays are among some of the shyer moray eels and have been known to refuse food for the first days or even weeks in a new tank. Its size requires plenty of space and rock or tubing is preferred in the tank. The Zebra Moray, like all eels, is an escape risk. A tight-fitting lid is essential.
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Lunar Wrasses are often dark blue-green with pink markings on the face and fins, and a bright yellow crescent in the tail. Adults retain most of their juvenile coloration but become more intense. Dominant males develop the most dramatic coloration. These wrasses are often found in small groups with one dominant male and several females. They need good water movement, good water quality, and plenty of swimming room. Lunar wrasses are very active during the day and sleep at night. Lunar Wrasses are generally peaceful though they may become aggressive towards other wrasses. They should not be kept with invertebrates as they may be destructive, especially as they grow.
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These Brittle Stars are black overall with very spiny arms. They are often found in numbers in shaded areas. These stars will graze on algae or scavenge for meaty foods. They are able to regenerate limbs, as they are delicate and easily damaged. This is a Restricted item and is not covered by our Arrive Alive 5 Day Guarantee.
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