SAVES Act Proposes ESA Amendment

New federal legislation before Congress would change the US Endangered Species Act to end the practice of listing species that are not native to the United States. This would, according to some observers in the aquarium trade, help eliminate problems with captive-bred fishes from becoming entangled in ESA regulations.

Reefkeeping Community Mourns Caitlin Lee

Caitlin Lee, born May 29th, 1987, a New York native, passed away unexpectedly on February 13th, 2021. She was a friend to many in the reef aquarium community, who are collectively stunned by her untimely passing.

Color Clues to Coral Hardiness

Acropora tenuis, show different responses to environmental stress and different expression profiles of fluorescent-protein genes.

Waterbox Aquariums Expands Peninsula Style Offerings

Waterbox Aquariums unveils three- and four-foot room divider peninsula aquariums interchangeable stand access.

The mini MACNA Lineup and Schedule is Set

via Marine Aquarium Societies of North America (MASNA)

The schedule for mini MACNA is available now! mini MACNA starts at…

Invasive Zebra Mussels Reported in Marimo Moss Balls

Stopping the spread of the invasive zebra mussel, Dreissena polymorpha, may no longer just be a concern for boaters and fishermen. The culprit? Marimo moss balls…

SAVES Act Proposes ESA Amendment

New federal legislation before Congress would change the US Endangered Species Act to end the practice of listing species that are not native to the United States. This would, according to some observers in the aquarium trade, help eliminate problems with captive-bred fishes from becoming entangled in ESA regulations.

AMAZONAS Magazine "SPINY EELS" Inside Look!

A preview of highlights in AMAZONAS Magazine’s March/April 2021 Issue. Paid AMAZONAS Subscribers can log in with their email address and read the Digital Edition starting February 9th, 2021.

Waterbox Aquariums Expands Peninsula Style Offerings

Waterbox Aquariums unveils three- and four-foot room divider peninsula aquariums interchangeable stand access.

AMAZONAS Magazine Table of Contents March/April 2021

SPINY EELS Volume 10, Number 2

Waterbox Aquariums Expands Peninsula Style Offerings

Waterbox Aquariums unveils three- and four-foot room divider peninsula aquariums interchangeable stand access.

New PODNIP Copepod Food from Sustainable Aquatics

Podnip is a new powdered copepod food suitable for the culture of Tisbe, Tigriopus, and Apocyclops copepods!

NEW Coral Food from ELOS: Sience Microplankton M1

ELOS sv Science M1 coral food is designed with a particulate size of 100-250 μm, and remains in suspension without dissolving for more than 45-60 minutes.

Bali Aquarich Unveils Latest Designer/Hybrid Clownfish

This newest multi-species, multi-gene clownfish cocktail begs the question: Have domesticated ornamental clownfish become so complicated that it would be impossible to backtrace their origins?

Lysmata jundalini: a captive-bred first from Bocas Mariculture

Captive-breeding breakthroughs in the world of marine aquarium fish are not an everyday occurrence, but when you’re presented with a brand-new captive-bred invertebrate that is also, more or less, entirely new to the aquarium industry, that deserves some attention!

Invasive Zebra Mussels Reported in Marimo Moss Balls

Stopping the spread of the invasive zebra mussel, Dreissena polymorpha, may no longer just be a concern for boaters and fishermen. The culprit? Marimo moss balls…

SAVES Act Proposes ESA Amendment

New federal legislation before Congress would change the US Endangered Species Act to end the practice of listing species that are not native to the United States. This would, according to some observers in the aquarium trade, help eliminate problems with captive-bred fishes from becoming entangled in ESA regulations.

Oceanic Shark Populations Plummeting

Oceanic sharks are vanishing at rate that marine biologists say is alarming

Hawaii's Aquarium Fishery Is Shuttered, Pending Review

What has happened to Hawaii’s marine aquarium fishery is profound. One could argue it serves as both a game plan for those opposed, and a real-world warning for those who continue to participate in the collection and distribution of wild fishes and corals within the aquarium trade.

CORAL Magazine's 2020 Retrospective

Farewell to Bob Fenner and Jack Randall: Looking Back at 2020

For many, 2020 was the worst of years, with…