Marine Aquariums South Africa

The largest marine aquarium forum on the African Continent.

About Us

Welcome to MASA

The largest and friendliest marine aquarium forum and reefkeeping resource in South Africa.

We are a community where we strive for quality information about the marine and reef aquarium hobby which can be exchanged amongst all levels of hobbyists from beginner to advanced. We hope you will join us and that you find this site useful.

You can also buy and sell livestock and hardware, read and write articles, upload photo's, get awesome DIY tips, speak directly to shops (sponsors), send private messages etc. etc. All of this is 100% free for life, all you have to do is register and you can jump right in.

Discuss your saltwater fish, corals, aquarium setup, husbandry, filtration techniques and all of your lighting and equipment ideas. If you have any questions or need any assistance, feel free to contact us.

Comp: Win a complete Nano!!!!!!

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by viper357

Win a complete nano !!!

Compliments of Live Aquatics

Rules:

You may only enter 1 photo of your tank/aquarium
The tank must be your own
Your aquarium must have been running for at least 3 months and must contain livestock (fish and or corals)

The winner will be chosen by an online random number generator
The winner will be required to provide a second confirmation photo of the tank, taken from a slightly different angle.
You must reside within South Africa

The competition will close at midnight on the 4th October 2018 and the winner will be announced shortly thereafter.

To enter:

1. Upload a photo of your tank in this thread
2. Give us a brief description of your tank with information such as: light setup, skimmer, pumps, wave-makers, tank size, sump info, your basic maintenance regime or any tips you'd like to share.

Have fun and a massive thank you to Live Aquatics for the prize :thumbup:

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