The Eheim 2026 Canister Filter is a highly efficient filtration system for faster breakdown of harmful substances. It provides mechanical, chemical, and biological filtration. The filter is also ideal for individual filter media layering to suit your specific water treatment. The Eheim 2026 is for aquariums up to 92 gallons with a maximum filter circulation of 172 gph and delivery head of 6 foot and 7 inches.The filter has two practical filter baskets with handles for easy filling and quick cleaning. They also provide easy cleaning for the biological media in order to maintain good bacteria colonization. Coarse, fine, and carbon filter pads are supplied with the filter for thorough cleaning. All other filter media must be purchased separately.
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Aponogeton capuronii is a lovely plant producing dark green, heavily ruffled thick leaves. This plant tends to require specific conditions to establish and is not recommended for beginners. Like many Aponogeton sp., capuronii will eventually lose its foliage and retreat into dormancy. In good conditions, the bulb should store enough energy to re-sprout after several weeks to begin the growth cycle again.
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Crinum natans is an attractive “centerpiece” plant for larger aquariums where the broad leaves will float to the surface when the plant gets larger. It has no specific or demanding needs as it can adapt to most pH, hardness and lighting levels and may even tolerate slightly brackish waters. As such, it can be a good choice for milder cichlid tanks since it has tough fibers that discourage fish from nibbling. I t is a slow growing plant and grows from a bulb. When planting, take care to leave one third to one half of the bulb exposed to prevent rotting.
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Acropora is one of the most popular and easily recognized corals in the aquarium trade. It is easy to propogate, and if given the proper conditions, not difficult to maintain. Lighting must be high and supplemental planktonic foods can be given occassionally. Trace minerals and calcium levels should also be kept high for proper skeletal formation. Colors can vary from browns to blue, purple, yellow, green, or pink.
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Acropora is one of the most popular and easily recognized corals in the aquarium trade. It is easy to propogate and, if given the proper conditions, not difficult to maintain. Lighting must be high and supplemental planktonic foods can be given occassionally. Trace minerals and calcium levels should also be kept high for proper skeletal formation. Colors can vary from browns to blue, purple,yellow, green, or pink.
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The Koran Angel, also called the Semicircle Angel, is a common angel available in the aquarium trade. Juvenile Korans have a black body with narrow blue and white markings that arch toward the rear of the body. There is a distinct white half circle near the tail. The adult Koran has a greenish-brown body. A wide, lighty colored vertical band with blue spots develops on its sides, and a blue outline forms on the gill cover and the fins.The diet of large angels generally consists of meaty foods, algaes, and marine sponge. Many frozen angel formulas and flakes may have extra sponge meal, and live sponges can be purchased to supplement their diet. These angels are not reef safe and have been known to nip at or eat some corals, sponges, and clam mantles. Like other angels, this species should not be kept with other large angels to avoid territorial conflicts. Occasionally, two angels may tolerate one another in a very large aquarium if they have very different coloration and appearance, but is not typically recommended.
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The Horse Conch is actually quite docile and is in fact a useful addition to reef aquaria. It readily feeds on detritis and algae, sifting and stirring substrate as it browses.
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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.A build-up of silicates can not only cause algae growth, but this element will also block important trace elements, as well Check your water with this accurate, easy test.THIS ITEM IS NOT AVAILABLE FOR BACKORDERS
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The Foxface has a yellow body and a white head with a black breast marking and a black bar extending from the snout to the dorsal. They are generally peaceful toward other fish but will not tolerate other foxfaces in a small environment. This fish has venomous dorsal and anal spines Bright and colorful when relaxed, Foxfaces are rather timid and frighten easily, taking on a mottled brown color when in a state of unrest. Foxfaces are reef safe with caution as they may nibble on coral polyps if they are not kept well fed. Foxfaces are bold grazers that will eat most meaty foods, but need lots of greenstuffs. They should also have algae to graze on in between feedings.
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Mushrooms are small, round anemones that show many different colors and patterns. Individuals form compact colonies over reef rock which resemble some hard corals. The mushrooms range in color from brown to green to blue and in rare cases orange or red. The surface of the polyp can be tightly beaded like a carpet anemone or smooth in appearance. The surface can be striped, solid in color, edged with a different color, or have any other number of patterns and variations. These mushrooms are carnivorius and photosynthetic. While they will take food from the water column and even feed on larger items like brine shrimp, they benefit from higher lighting and will show brighter colors under more intense light. They should be given ample space in aquariums as they may damage other corals with prolonged contact.
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