iQuatics Adjustable Frag Racks from SO Marketing on Vimeo.
We are really excited to bring to you our latest line of products, the new iQuatics frag racks are a little different from your regular frag rack systems.
We have designed these to be as customisable and flexible as you need them to be!
Different options, Different colours, Different angles......Just Different!
We also have a range of frag plugs now available to compliment our rack systems.
We are all too aware of the effects our waste is having on environments around the world. If you have placed an order with iQuatics recently you may have noticed changes to the packaging the items are received in.
Rock rubble can have a multitude of uses within your aquarium.
Rock rubble can make a great addition to your sump, not only will it assist with your filtration but it provides a great place to for macro life such as Copepods to populate in relative safety, these will eventually find their way into your main aquarium providing that natural food source for your inhabitants.
The holy grail!
We all know the drill! Plan your scape out and finish it with a few nice pieces of plating rock.
So your tank is not an 8x2x2, does that mean it’s any less important to get your aquascape correct?
We say a big NO!
You’ve decided that you want to use dried reef rock in your aquarium, but you are not sure if the aquascape you’ve spent hours planning is possible, the little sketches & cardboard cut outs look great but can you actually replicate them in the real world?
We have a great little competition for you this week, how would you like your very own I'm A Fish Geek T-Shirt?
Just see below for details.
You’ve received your dried reef rock and you are eager to get things moving, there are few do’s & dont's when it comes to introducing dried reef rock and it depends on which stage you are at with your aquarium.
For as long as we can remember Live rock has been the basis for many reef tanks, it’s biodiversity and it’s colour. It can be really exciting watching appears from the rock after it’s added to your aquarium.
