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Largest Algae Bloom in the World!

Since 2011, tons of sargassum algae has been washing up on the beaches in the Caribbean, Gulf of Mexico, and Florida. This year, however, is the largest sargassum algae bloom in history. It is about 5,500 miles long and stretches from the Gulf of Mexico to Africa. It is an algae epidemic that is suffocating the Caribbean right now. We recently took this.
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DUAL Custom Saltwater Aquarium Display

Dual custom saltwater aquarium display for home office that we installed this year. The right tank is a Seahorse environment and the left tank is a Reef Fish environment. Installation took months to design and prepare. Aquarium service is performed on a bi-weekly basis. Please contact us if interested in installing and maintaining a custom saltwater aquarium (or aquariums) for your home or.
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Bermuda Snorkeling

We recently snorkeled in the shallow reefs of Bermuda in search of new fish to import for our saltwater aquariums. Videos of these amazing underwater adventures can be seen on our Instagram and Facebook web sites. Enjoy!.
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Stunning Seahorses!

A yellow Sunfire and orange Mustang Seahorse hanging out together in one of our custom Seahorse aquariums. What beauties!!!.
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Gorgonian

This photo shows a beautiful Purple Ribbon Gorgonian (AKA Sea Fan or Sea Whip) in one of our saltwater reef aquariums. A Gorgonian is similar to a coral, but it is classified as a different marine species. They are found all throughout the world but are particularly abundant in the shallow waters of the islands in the Caribbean Sea and Bermuda..
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Coral Crabs (Symbiosis – Part 4)

Corals crabs provide a symbiotic relationship with some SPS (stony) corals. Just like the symbiotic relationship between a Clownfish and an Anemone, or a Watchman Goby and a Pistol Shrimp, or a Cleaner Shrimp and a Reef Fish, the crab and the coral both benefit greatly from having a relationship with each other. Coral crabs can be found living.
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6-foot High View of Aquarium Coral Reef

Here is a top view of our 6-foot high saltwater living coral reef aquarium in Bergen County NJ. The lights are off in this picture so you can see all the way down to the aquarium bottom. Not all of the fish swim around in the aquarium when the lights are off however, but the photo still came out beautiful! .
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