On this episode of AmericanReef, we head on over to Mike Paletta's to take a look at his 75 gallon soft coral tank. It's been about 18 months since we last saw this tank and the tank is looking better than ever! For more reef keeping videos head on over to americanreef.com

In this video, we discuss several tips and tricks you can use when setting up a refugium. Please send any comments to [email protected].

On this episode of AmericanReef, we review several tips, tricks and tools to help manage the algae growth on your aquarium glass. For more reef keeping videos head on over to AmericanReef.com.

In part III of the Ultimate Reef Tank Lighting Series we visit Mike Paletta 8 months after the initial installation of the new lighting system. The goal of this project remains the same, find the perfect man-made optimized light source for coral growth and coloration.

In this video, brought to you my AmericanReef.com, we discuss another great use for the Bulk Reef Supply media reactor.

On this episode of AmericanReef we recorded an episode during a power outage. The good news we got to test out our power outage plan. The bad new, we failed.

In this video from AmericanReef, Mike discusses one of the major sources of phosphates in a marine and coral reef aquarium. As always, he will also provide some insight as to some simple ways to help mitigate their harmful side effects.

In this video, brought to you by AmericanReef, we discuss using miracle mud for one year on the 110 gallon tang tank. We'll also demonstrate replacing 50% of the miracle mud for the annual maintenance of the miracle mud sand bed.

In part II of the Ultimate Reef Tank Lighting Series we visit Mike Paletta 4 months after the initial installation of the new lighting system. The goal of this project remains the same, find the perfect man-made optimized light source for coral growth and coloration. As always, send any questions

On this episode of AmericanReef we have two new skimmers, a Tunze 9410 and a Reef Octopus 200int. To compare them, we drop them in a 20 gallon aquarium, dump some skimmate into the water and then let the skimmers do their thing.