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PAR, or Photosynthetically Active Radiation, is the range of wavelengths of light that is essential for photosynthesis in photosynthetic organisms, including corals. It typically falls between 400 and 700 nanometers (nm), which corresponds to visible light for the human eye. Corals contain pigments, including chlorophyll, that capture light from the PAR for energy production and organic compound synthesis.

Exploring the nuances of glass used in aquariums, from their composition to their impact on the aquatic environment.

Discover the techniques and steps to set up a quiet and efficient descent system for your reef aquarium.

Explore the features and steps to integrate and use the Neptune Systems Trident in your aquarium setup.

Explore the functionalities and steps to integrate and use the GHL KH Director in your aquarium.

Welcome to the world of advanced ion management for your aquarium with the GHL Ion Director. This revolutionary device offers unparalleled control features to maintain an optimal environment for your aquatic creatures. Explore the full details of this sophisticated controller below.

Live rocks are an essential element in a reef aquarium. They provide a natural and stable environment for corals, invertebrates, and marine fish. Here are some reasons why live rocks are so important:

The Maxspect AD600 Skimmer: An Innovation in the World of Aquariums The Maxspect AD600 skimmer is a revolutionary equipment designed for marine aquariums. With its advanced features and high-quality design, this skimmer has become a popular choice among aquarists worldwide.

Revolutionize Your Aquarium with Reef Factory Smart Wave Pumps Reef Factory Smart Wave pumps are innovative and versatile devices designed to provide efficient water movement and circulation in your aquarium. These state-of-the-art pumps offer a range of features and functionalities that make them ideal for both freshwater and saltwater setups.