Saltwater Fish Tanks

Looking for a great little sump that can be squeezed into about anywhere? The Eshopps Reef Sump 75 is for you. When I purchased my 54 gallon corner aquarium I had no intention to add a sump. I bought the stand that didn't make any room for a sump, and was kicking myself later, when I discovered that my tank could really benifit from one. After alot of looking I came up with two options - make one myself or buy the Eshopps Reef Sump 75 - I opted for the Eshopps and am glad I did.

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Getting tired of carrying water back from the fish store for your saltwater tank? It doesn't take lugging too many 5 gallon buckets back and forth until you are ready to give up, let alone if you're trying to fill up a new 90 gallon aquarium! Well, relief is here, with this simple Mighty Mite Reverse Osmosis kit, you'll be able to make enough water to fill up your aquarium without any effort on your part. While these kits can be slow (it takes a day to make 50 gallons of usable water), you don't have to do any work, so if you've got the time, this is the easiest way to fill up your tank.
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These moonlights by R2 are pretty amazing - now, people can see my fish swimming around after all the tank lights have shut off. I hated turning the tank lights on to show guests my fish, or to investigate something that didn't look right after the main tank lights were off, but now I don't have to. With these moonlights, I can see enough to make out all my fish, and the structure in the aquarium. I can see my fish swim, and they don't seem to care about the light at all (it simulates the natural glow of the moon, and the fish even like it).
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