Marine aquarium keeping

Marine aquarium keeping involves creating and maintaining a habitat for marine life in a controlled environment, typically at home or in a public setting. It includes the careful selection of saltwater fish, invertebrates, and live rock, along with equipment like filtration systems, heaters, and lighting to mimic ocean conditions. Routine tasks include monitoring water quality, maintaining salinity, and ensuring appropriate temperature. Successful marine aquariums require knowledge of marine biology, chemistry, and proper care techniques to promote a healthy ecosystem, making them rewarding yet challenging for enthusiasts.