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Aquarama 2016: Day One
The global aquatic industry show Aquarama, formerly held biennially In Singapore, is now in full swing in its new home—Guangzhou, China...
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Banggais, Motoros, Clarions, Nautilus, Targeted for CITES Listings
If listed, a species becomes difficult to trade without special permissions and paperwork and may be banned completely from sale into the European Union (EU)....
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Friday Photospread: Flash Falloff on Rainbow Dace
This photospread starts with the story of inadvertently ordering the wrong fish, and ends with what I hope are helpful insights into one of my favorite photography techniques....
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VIDEO: Sumps Are the Greatest Thing Ever
A sump is basically a secondary tank that your main display tank drains down into. Let’s go through some of the advantages....
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Pearls? In Your Tridacna?
Odd, but large, and very valuable pearls may be found in some animals that may make it into reef aquaria....
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VIDEO: Alkalinity Monitor May Lead to Automation
The invention of this Alkalinity Monitor creates an avenue for aquarium controllers to have the ability to monitor and control alkalinity in an automated fashion. ...
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Two New Freshwater Stingrays from the Tapajós Basin
A recently published paper in the journal Zootaxa has formally described two species of freshwater stingray from the Tapajós River in Brazil...
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CORAL Retro Excerpt: The Tang Challenge
In honor of the first captive-bred Hepatus Tangs, we offer this retrospective excerpt from CORAL Magazine July/August 2013, just 3 years prior; a historical snapshot of the race to breed and aquaculture Tangs & Surgeonfishes (Acanthuridae)...
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CORAL Magazine New Issue “BUTTERFLIES” Inside Look
A preview of articles and images in the new issue of CORAL, The Reef & Marine Aquarium Magazine, September/October 2016....
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MACNA 2016 in Photos
This past Sunday, the Marine Aquarium Conference of North America (MACNA) wrapped up in San Diego after another successful year. Hosted by the San Diego Marine Aquarium Foundation, this was the 28th year for what has become the world's premiere marine aquarium hobby event—and as usual, it featured an im...
Marine
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Banggais, Motoros, Clarions, Nautilus, Targeted for CITES Listings
If listed, a species becomes difficult to trade without special permissions and paperwork and may be banned completely from sale into the European Union (EU).
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VIDEO: Sumps Are the Greatest Thing Ever
A sump is basically a secondary tank that your main display tank drains down into. Let’s go through some of the advantages.
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Pearls? In Your Tridacna?
Odd, but large, and very valuable pearls may be found in some animals that may make it into reef aquaria.
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VIDEO: Alkalinity Monitor May Lead to Automation
The invention of this Alkalinity Monitor creates an avenue for aquarium controllers to have the ability to monitor and control alkalinity in an automated fashion.
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CORAL Retro Excerpt: The Tang Challenge
In honor of the first captive-bred Hepatus Tangs, we offer this retrospective excerpt from CORAL Magazine July/August 2013, just 3 years prior; a historical snapshot of the race to breed and aquaculture Tangs & Surgeonfishes (Acanthuridae)
Freshwater
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Aquarama 2016: Day One
The global aquatic industry show Aquarama, formerly held biennially In Singapore, is now in full swing in its new home—Guangzhou, China
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Banggais, Motoros, Clarions, Nautilus, Targeted for CITES Listings
If listed, a species becomes difficult to trade without special permissions and paperwork and may be banned completely from sale into the European Union (EU).
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Friday Photospread: Flash Falloff on Rainbow Dace
This photospread starts with the story of inadvertently ordering the wrong fish, and ends with what I hope are helpful insights into one of my favorite photography techniques.
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AMAZONAS Magazine Table of Contents November/December 2016
Dazzling Danios! AMAZONAS Magazine Volume 5, Number 6
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Two New Freshwater Stingrays from the Tapajós Basin
A recently published paper in the journal Zootaxa has formally described two species of freshwater stingray from the Tapajós River in Brazil
New Products
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VIDEO: Alkalinity Monitor May Lead to Automation
The invention of this Alkalinity Monitor creates an avenue for aquarium controllers to have the ability to monitor and control alkalinity in an automated fashion.
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New Life Spectrum Introduces Updated Reef-Cell Micro-Encapsulated Food
New Life International has introduced an updated version of its New Life Spectrum® micro-encapsulated reef powder food
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Quality Marine Receives Aquacultured Flame & Multicolor Angelfishes
There have been many breakthroughs in the science of aquaculturing dwarf marine angelfish, however, even with these scientific triumphs, it remains labor intensive and expensive.
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AlgaGen Introduces Greenwater PLATINUM™
A new Nannochloropsis concentrate that is frozen yet completely viable, allowing for greenwater on-demand and instant culture inoculum.
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VIDEO: Monsoon Fairy Wrasse Hits the U.S. Market
The newly-described Monsoon Fairy Wrasse (Cirrhilabrus hygroxerus) will make its US debut at MACNA 2016
News & Notes
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Aquarama 2016: Day One
The global aquatic industry show Aquarama, formerly held biennially In Singapore, is now in full swing in its new home—Guangzhou, China
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Banggais, Motoros, Clarions, Nautilus, Targeted for CITES Listings
If listed, a species becomes difficult to trade without special permissions and paperwork and may be banned completely from sale into the European Union (EU).
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Two New Freshwater Stingrays from the Tapajós Basin
A recently published paper in the journal Zootaxa has formally described two species of freshwater stingray from the Tapajós River in Brazil
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MACNA 2016 in Photos
This past Sunday, the Marine Aquarium Conference of North America (MACNA) wrapped up in San Diego after another successful year…
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New Butterflyfish Described: Prognathodes basabei
Scientists discover a new deep-reef Butterflyfish species in Papahānaumokuākea Marine National Monument
Nashiu says:
Hi mike, I'm from Maldives and I'm planing to go Bangkok to by some shrimps for my fresh water aquarium. I would like to know how I can get them through the airport and clear from the customs. Thanks and best regards NashiuJAIDEEP MUKHERJEE says:
NICE VIDEO VERY HELPFUL....THANK YOU....Reef Nutrition Introduces Beta-Brine™ - Reefs.com says:
[…] Reed Mariculture / Reef Nutrition has announced the release of their new Beta-Brine™ prepared & enriched adult brine shrimp fish food. This new offering is available starting August 5th, 2013, and expands Reef Nutrition’s existing lines of macro-feeds for fish and invertebrates. Reef Nutrition’s new Beta-Brine™ fish and invert food. Other foods in this line include R.O.E. Real Oceanic Eggs™, Arcti-Pods®, and Mysis-Feast®, as well as herbivorous offerings Macro-Feast® and Fuzzy-Phytes®. Per Reef Nutrition literature: Beta-Brine is super-concentrated enriched Artemia salina. Beta-Brine Artemia are naturally enriched with beta-carotene because they feed on phytoplankton (Dunaliella) that has exceptionally high beta-carotene content. Beta-Brine Artemia have been aquacultured in Western Australian salt ponds, distantly located from urban population centers and pollution sources. Beta-Brine Artemia are harvested while actively feeding upon marine phytoplankton for maximum nutrition. No freshwater phytoplankton has been added. For more information on this new feed, including analysis and use, visit http://reefnutrition.com/beta_brine.php MORE: Reef Nutrition Introduces Beta-Brine™ […]Albert Keva says:
Hi I'm about to breed clownfish in my area in PNG so I would want to know if you do buy clownfish which I can export to you in the coming months, Regards AlbertMatt Pedersen says:
It's right there at the end - "Vagelli, A. 2001. The Banggai Cardinalfish: Natural History, Conservation, and Culture of Pterapogon kauderni. Wiley-Blackwell. Available from Amazon."Brian says:
You forgot to post Dr. A. Vagelli's book on Bangaii Cardinalfish.