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Saltwater Fish Feature Writer: Ret Talbot

Keeping a tropical marine aquarium, while somewhat more difficult than keeping a freshwater aquarium, is a highly rewarding hobby. Whether you are interested in a fish-only system or a full-blown reef tank, a little knowledge can go a long way toward creating a beautiful aquarium.

Here at Suite 101 you will find straightfoward information about equipment, techniques and hundreds of species of fishes, corals and other invertebrates for your saltwater aquarium. You will also have the opportunity to learn about the natural ecosytems marine aquarists replicate in their aquaria.

With today's saltwater aquarium technology, there is no reason you can't have success bringing a piece of the ocean into your home....so what are you waiting for? It's time to get started!


Feature Writer Articles in Saltwater Fish

Mark Martin on Clams for the Saltwater Aquarium
Mark Martin knows clams, and his knowledge will help intermediate aquarists decide if keeping clams in a reef tank is right for them.
Marine Pufferfishes from the Genus Arothron
Given their personable dispositions, large eyes and fascinating behavior, pufferfishes from the genus Arothron are heartily recommended tropical saltwater aquarium fish.
The Argument against Designer Clownfishes
Designer pets fetch a big price, but, in the saltwater aquarium hobby, the popularity of designer fishes may have unintended consequences that can do more harm than good.
The Bartlett's Anthias
While many anthias species should be kept by only advanced aquarists, the intermediate aquarist may want to attempt keeping a small shoal of beautiful Bartlett's anthias.
Misbar Clownfish for the Tropical Saltwater Tank
Designer clownfishes have become very popular in the saltwater aquarium hobby, and misbar clownfishes are the least controversial of these aquacultured fishes.


Contributing Articles in Saltwater Fish

Setting up Your First Marine Aquarium
Freshwater aquarists often have hopes to one day keep marine fish. Marine aquariums take more time and cost more money, but are worth the effort.
The Extinction of the Atlantic Bluefin Tuna
The Atlantic Bluefin Tuna, one of the largest fish in the ocean, may only be seen in pictures and museums in the near future.
Feeding Your Reef Tank
Feeding every life form in a coral reef tank requires more than fish pellets or flakes. Here's a few tips for maintaining a thriving marine environment.
Walking Batfish in the Aquarium
As a rule, walking batfish are best left to advanced aquarists, as there are many challenges in the feeding, housing, and maintaining of these unusual bottom-dwellers.
Mysterious Sea Monster or Just a Big Hoax?
There is a reward on offer for those who have evidence of the "Sea Monster" that has been seen in the Channel, but is this real or is it a clever hoax?