Examples of using A reef in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Today we are equally happy to share a reef tank from Durban, South Africa belonging to Alli Mohammed, also placed in a wood cabinet
midwater parts of a reef, and prefers water that is strongly agitated or exposed to significant currents.
There is no need for this on a reef tank lighting system and it can be more detrimental than anything else even when it's just used to demonstrate the lighting to your fellow hobbyists.
Taking a reef aquarium as an example, the Zooxanthellae that live in
Mexico and North Korea previously had a serious diplomatic falling-out in 2014, after the DPRK-owned ship the Mu Du Bong ran aground on a reef near the Mexican port of Tuxpan in July that year.
bright, and we will be hooking it up to a reef tank soon to get an even better idea of how the PR156w+ performs.
Not all light can be used by coral, and in fact, even lights that emit a very high PAR value can be completely useless for illuminating a reef aquarium.
Everything in this town revolves around one giant white sand beach with turquoise blue water that stretches until infinity and a reef system so close to the land,
If you are facing any kind of challenge while reef keeping, Orphek suggest you to join a reef club or community to get support of more experienced hobbyists.
of clear oceanic waters, hence blue light makes a reef aquarium appear natural
chloramines, copper, nitrogen, phosphates, silicates, or many other chemicals detrimental to the sensitive organisms in a reef environment.
Tanne Hoff, a resident of the Netherlands and considered a reef aquarium expert by many of his peers,
including a naval frigate, converged just 5 nautical miles from an old transport ship that the Philippines deliberately ran aground on a reef in 1999 to mark its territory.
of a soothing and relaxing dive into a reef aquarium.
including a naval frigate, converged just 5 nautical miles from an old transport ship that Manila ran aground on a reef in 1999 to mark its territory.
It's not a reef!
No. It's not a reef!
And, we almost never saw a reef hit zero.
Finding one of these on a reef is a treat.