The Polyp Pros Sumped Tank is slickest-looking frag tank we’ve seen

Acrylic tank manufacturers The Polyp Pros have added a new frag-ready tank to their range, this time with a sump and cabinet. For those who haven’t seen their products before The Polyp Pros offer super sexy acrylic frag tanks with…

D-D’s ClariSea Gen 3 roller filter offers faster and easier set up than before

An upgraded version of a popular automatic fleece filter has been spotted on sale in the UK. Like the Gen 2 before it, the new ClariSea Gen 3 looks to come in two sizes, capable of handling flow rates of up to 3000 and 5000lph.

How to Optimize the Installation of an Automatic Filter Roll

It’s no secret that we’ve become pretty big fans of Automatic Filter Rolls as a potent replacement for using mechanical filter socks. We don’t want to think about how many hours we’ve spent cleaning them, how many gallons of water…

Clarisea Replacement Filter Now Lasts TWICE as Long!

The automatic filter roll ‘revolution was a long time coming and in the year since the ClariSea Gen 2 has been available, it has established itself as the most popular in the aquarium hobby. Both the Clarisea SK-3000 and SK-5000…

The Inspiring Reef Tank of Luis Rosa

There’s not too many reef tanks that we could describe as approaching perfection, but Luis Rosa’s 65 gallon is surely getting close. Beauty is certainly in the eye of the beholder and Mr. Rosa’s combination of aquascape, healthy corals, new-school…

Get Ultimate Mechanical Filtration With the Clarisea Gen2 [Video]

Automatic filter rolls have been a long time coming in the reef aquarium hobby. Starting out as large microwave size contraptions for ponds, the concept and the principles have been miniaturized and shrunk smaller every year. The best parts of…

ClariSea Gen 2 Is Aiming To Be The Breakthrough Filter Roll

The ClariSea is perhaps the first aquarium roll filter to release a second generation version for the aquarium hobby. The ClariSea Gen 2 is unique in that it is designed to have a very small footprint while not sacrificing water…