Suitable for a tank as small as 10 gallons, the colorful and peaceful court jester goby (Koumansetta rainfordi) is perfect for many marine nano-tanks. They have been documented eating red cyanobacteria. These captive bred specimens are much hardier and easier to feed than wild individuals.
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Perhaps it is a poor choice of words to say that ones tank “is cycled” in the past tense–as if the keeper no longer needs to monitor and control dissolved inorganic nitrogen in the system water. Indeed, establishing a biofilter (establishing populations of nitrifying bacteria) can be a lot easier than controlling the accumulation of …
Aquarists–especially reef aquarists–tend to hold to extremes. We can be quite passionate when it comes to our preferences for husbandry techniques, types of lighting, even brands of salt. And no subject has spawned as much debate over the last quarter century than substrate (or lack thereof). In one corner, we have the pro-substrate old-schoolers Dr. …
Some aquarium fish can be very finicky eaters. This presents lots of challenges for their keepers. In the case of picky marine zooplanktivores, the keeper might have to use exclusively live foods (copepods, brine shrimp, etc.). Live foods are great in that they typically are highly nutritious, don’t introduce a bunch of wastes (such as …
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We take the worry out of buying Live Copepods, Phytoplankton, Inverts, and Captive Bred Fish online by going above and beyond to take care of our customers. That’s why we guarantee every order we ship will be 100% Alive On Arrival or we will replace it free of charge. Booya. We’ll even cover the shipping on the replacement no matter which service you choose. Double Booya.
About our policy: When your order arrives, be sure and inspect the contents to ensure everything is looking alive and well before you add them to your tank or put them in the fridge. We’ll give you 12 hours after delivery to make sure you are completely satisfied.
“We will take care of you and make it right”
If for any reason you decide something isn’t quite ultra grade, simply snap a photo of the unopened item(s) you would like replaced. Be sure to get the expiration date on the back label in the photo. After that, visit www.algaebarn.com/claims and submit the form. We’ll review the photo and have a replacement out to you faster than a six-line wrasse at feeding time.
Captive Bred Fish: We guarantee every Live Fish we ship to be 100% Alive On Arrival and we also offer a 7-day health guarantee on all Live Captive Bred Fish. In the event that your fish arrives DOA (Dead On Arrival), simply take a photo of the fish in the unopened bag/jar within 2 hours after delivery and visit www.algaebarn.com/claims to submit the form. If the fish is DOA, we will offer you a choice of either a full refund or a free replacement, including the shipping cost. If the fish expires from natural causes (this does not include being killed by tank mates, jumping out of the aquarium, being acclimated to the wrong environment, not being fed the recommended foods) within 7 days after delivery, just provide a picture of the expired fish and we will offer you a free replacement, however, you must pay for shipping, or a refund, less the shipping cost. We can offer this industry leading guarantee on all of our live fish because Captive Bred fish are generally healthier and hardier than their wild-caught counterparts!
Invertebrates: We guarantee every invertebrate (Invert) we ship to be 100% Alive On Arrival. In the event that your inverts arrive DOA, simply take photos of the DOA items within 2 hours of delivery and visit www.algaebarn.com/claims to submit the form. We will review the photos and issue store credit for any DOA Inverts!
Once your replacement order is processed, we’ll send you a brand new tracking number automatically. Thats it, pretty simple right?
So start giving your tank the love it deserves and order with confidence knowing that AlgaeBarn has your back.
Chris Dunbar (verified owner) –
My family and I are really enjoying this little fella. It took him a couple of days to settle in and start eating. You could tell he was curious about what the other fish were eating, but couldn’t quite figure out what he wanted. Despite spending a ton of money on fancy frozen foods and live artemia, in the end he was happiest with TDO pellets and some flake food I “borrowed” from my son’s guppy tank. The description says they can be kept together, and I am thinking about adding a second one.