We are proud to annouce that our first RED SEA Shipment has landed and its stunning, some of the best quality fish I've seen in ages, Hand Picked Purple Tangs, Yellow Tangs, Powder Blue Tangs, Bangai Cardinals, Yellow Belly Regal Angel, Sunset Dottybacks, Picasso Clowns,Anthias, Triggers and a few corals to top it off.
Pictures can be viewed here
To order your fish please email me or call me on 082 492 3446 ( Janade)
View our shipping charges here and our quality guarantee to you
Yellow Tangs -R595
Purple Tangs -R795
Regal Angel -R800
Bangai Cardinals -R145
True Perculars -R120
Picasso Clown -R 995
Powder Blue (L) -R525
Anthias (m) -R95
Blue Trigger -R350
Picasso Trigger -R350
Sunset Dottyback - R220
Mushroom rock (L) -R400
Musrhroom Rock (M) - R350
Pin Coushin (M) -R320
Colt Coral (S) - R285
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An Inpsiring tank by Sunny X
An Inpsiring tank by Sunny X
Sunday, May 29, 2011
Wednesday, May 18, 2011
Our Latest TOTM - Alexandre George
We are proud to present you with our latest TOTM from Alexandre George.
Read, Learn and explore the secrets used by Alexandre to create this wonderfull piece of the ocean. I like to call it art, but one thing that we can be sure of is that it is nothing short of breathtaking.
Read on his Alexandre's tank here
Read, Learn and explore the secrets used by Alexandre to create this wonderfull piece of the ocean. I like to call it art, but one thing that we can be sure of is that it is nothing short of breathtaking.
Read on his Alexandre's tank here
Top 10 Fish & Coral for beginners
Top 10 Fish For Begginers
Struggling to decide what fish you can add in your tank, I have put together a short list of fish that is easy to keep and hardy.
1. Clown Fish
2. Damsels ( becareful , they can become very aggressive )
3. Dottyback ( can also become very aggressive )
4. Blue/Green Chromis
5. Firefish
6. Cardinals
7. regal Tang
8. watchman goby
9. Flame hawkfish
10.Midas Blenny
Top 10 Corals For Beginners
We have put together a great list on easy to keep yet attractive corals for your tank, most of these corals will adapt to lower light conditions and even spread if conditions are right.
1. Leather coral ( Pin Coushin)
2. Mushrooms
3. Colt corals
4. Star polyps
5. Open brain corals
6. leather finger corals
7. Zoa's
8. Trumpet corals or candy cane
9. plate corals
10.xenia coral
Struggling to decide what fish you can add in your tank, I have put together a short list of fish that is easy to keep and hardy.
1. Clown Fish
2. Damsels ( becareful , they can become very aggressive )
3. Dottyback ( can also become very aggressive )
4. Blue/Green Chromis
5. Firefish
6. Cardinals
7. regal Tang
8. watchman goby
9. Flame hawkfish
10.Midas Blenny
Top 10 Corals For Beginners
We have put together a great list on easy to keep yet attractive corals for your tank, most of these corals will adapt to lower light conditions and even spread if conditions are right.
1. Leather coral ( Pin Coushin)
2. Mushrooms
3. Colt corals
4. Star polyps
5. Open brain corals
6. leather finger corals
7. Zoa's
8. Trumpet corals or candy cane
9. plate corals
10.xenia coral
Monday, April 25, 2011
Interesting read
One of the best threads iv read in a long time http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1529412
Sunday, April 24, 2011
Saturday, April 23, 2011
Frag Packs
Tell us if you think we should start selling frag packs,
5pc
10pc
15pc
A mix of SPS, Softies, Zoa's Mushrooms,openbrains
5pc
10pc
15pc
A mix of SPS, Softies, Zoa's Mushrooms,openbrains
Tuesday, April 19, 2011
Q&A 19 April 2011
What is a Powerhead or Wavemaker?
Well, Basically its a pump that sits inside your tank and circulates the water in your tank,
There are many types of Pumps in the market, all claiming to be unique in its own way and promising great results.
A rule of thumb would be to but a pump/pwerhead/wave maker that has a broader gentle flow.
How will i know when i have enough flow in tank ?
40x - 70X the tank volume is considered to be the most common amount of flow for any tank, but i believe that each tank is unique and doesnt have a set amount of flow,
Find the sweet spot by playing with your pump placement and try to create random flow, your corals will return the favour.
What size return pump do i need for my tank?
Your return pump should be 2x - 3x your tank volume
Well, Basically its a pump that sits inside your tank and circulates the water in your tank,
There are many types of Pumps in the market, all claiming to be unique in its own way and promising great results.
A rule of thumb would be to but a pump/pwerhead/wave maker that has a broader gentle flow.
How will i know when i have enough flow in tank ?
40x - 70X the tank volume is considered to be the most common amount of flow for any tank, but i believe that each tank is unique and doesnt have a set amount of flow,
Find the sweet spot by playing with your pump placement and try to create random flow, your corals will return the favour.
What size return pump do i need for my tank?
Your return pump should be 2x - 3x your tank volume
Monday, April 4, 2011
New Shipment of Clams and Fish Landing on 6 April 2011
Guys, we are landing tons of Clams and fish
Archilles Tangs
Purple Tangs
Yellow Tangs
Flame Angel
Naso Tang
Picaso Clowns
Hermits
Lots of Clams
Eels
Chromis
Anthias
and lots more
email: info@livingoceans.co.za to find out more or visit www.livingoceans.co.za
Archilles Tangs
Purple Tangs
Yellow Tangs
Flame Angel
Naso Tang
Picaso Clowns
Hermits
Lots of Clams
Eels
Chromis
Anthias
and lots more
email: info@livingoceans.co.za to find out more or visit www.livingoceans.co.za
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