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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

 		Seagrass Filefish in a Tropical Marine Aquarium
Perfect for the biological control of pest glass anemones in a reef tank, the seagrass filefish also makes a fantastic addition to a tropical seagrass biotope aquarium.
Tahiti Butterflyfish for Aiptasia Control
The Tahiti Butterflyfish is an excellent choice for the reef aquarist battling a pest anemone infestation. Hardy, beautiful and reef compatible, this is a fantastic fish.
Cleaner Shrimp and Wrasses for Saltwater Aquaria
Cleaner shrimp and wrasses help prevent outbreaks of infestations such as marine ich in the tropical saltwater aquarium, and for most, cleaner shrimp are the best choice.
Keeping Scolymia Corals in a Saltwater Aquarium
Mussids are a family of coral frequently seen in the marine aquaria of both beginning and advanced aquarists. Those mussids from the genus Scolymia are some of the best.
The Japanese Spotted Anthias in the Aquarium
While not inexpensive, this small deepwater anthias species is one of the most beautiful fishes the marine aquarist can keep with relative ease in a saltwater aquarium.
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Contributing Articles in Saltwater Fish

 		Follow Up to Cold Weather Fish Kill in Florida
Researchers are gathering information to asses the impacts of a prolonged January 2010 cold snap that killed thousands of freshwater and marine fish throughout Florida.
A Fishing Trip to London's Billingsgate Market
Overfishing is now a thing of the past for Scottish fishermen. These Stewards of the Sea are managing marine resources to safeguard stocks for future generations.
Shark Safety
Sharks are dangerous creatures that should be simply left alone, but at times, meeting one may be unavoidable. In that case, there are some simple ways to avoid a bite.
Record Cold Kills Thousands of Fish in Florida
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission issued an executive order to protect fisheries after prolonged record cold temperatures kill thousands of 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?
How to Reduce the Risk of Shark Attacks
Shark attacks are very uncommon, and the majority of those attacked by sharks survive. However, risk can be reduced even further by taking precautions.
Sharks Rarely Attack
Many people think that shark attacks happen regularly and are usually fatal, but they are actually quite rare and most victims survive.
Octopus in the Saltwater Aquarium
Octopus are an extremely difficult animal to keep in a marine tank. They have specialized needs as to water conditions, tank decoration, and diet.
World's Most Dangerous Shark Infested Waters
Shark attacks on humans mostly occur in near-shore locations but where do the majority of attacks take place? Which seas and beaches are the most dangerous?
Famous Shark Attacks
Throughout world history the most prolific shark attacks have been linked to specific sharks which are the great white, tiger, bull and oceanic white tip shark species.
Sting Ray Mass Migration Caught on Camera
Sandra Critelli was in the right place at the right time to take stunning photographs of thousands of Golden Rays migrating in the Gulf of Mexico.
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