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Shoal and Re:wild launch Search for Lost Fishes
SHOAL and Re:wild are teaming up to embark on the quest to rediscover ten high-priority species of "lost" freshwater fishes....
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VIDEO: AMAZONAS Author Interview with Steven Grant
Steven Grant, author for AMAZONAS, catfish specialist, and author of the new book Pims, is interviewed by our YouTube host, Alex Rose. ...
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A Thorny Mystery Coral
It's a rarely-seen coral that is now being maricultured in Indonesia at Bali Aquarium and is featured in the upcoming issue of CORAL Magazine. Can you identify this spikey coral with just a few helpful hints?...
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VIDEO: sera's New X-Feeder Automatic Fish Feeder
sera's new X-Feeder includes multiple design features to prevent the intrusion of moisture into the aquarium food storage compartment while offering quiet operation and versatile programming and feeding options. ...
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MYSTERY CORAL: Softball for Summer
Can you identify this beautiful coral, photographed by Grant Rakowski at Lansing, Michigan-based aquarium wholesaler A&M Aquatics? ...
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Hawai'i Aquarium Fishery Submits Plan for Reopening
In a bid to re-open a shuttered aquarium fishery in the Hawaiian Islands, a 1,585-page revised Environmental Impact Statement and plan for allowing a dramatically scaled down trade have been submitted to state authorities. The plan calls for licensing just seven collectors and would limit the catch to eight f...
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VIDEO: Coral Bleaching, Recovery, Succession & Obliteration. Fiji: 2000-2016
Dramatic, newly-compiled footage documents the bleaching, recovery, expansion, and decline of a fringing reef at the island of Vunavadra in Fiji over a 16-year timeframe. Does the increasing frequency of weather-related catastrophe warrant intensive reef restoration efforts in locations like this?...
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Microscopic Mayhem When Corals Are Attacked
A juvenile Crown-of-Thorns Starfish with ultimately fatal damage to the arms and central disk after being repelled by the stinging weaponry of an Acropora coral. Credit: Dione Deaker, University of Sydney. Coral can fight back against attacking juvenile Crown-of-Thorns starfish—using stinging cells to i...
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Milwaukee Instruments: Debuts New Aquarium Testers & New Look
CORAL Magazine catches up with Carl Silvaggio, President of Milwaukee Instruments, to discuss the striking rebranding and six new additions to Milwaukee's product line that are of interest to aquarists....
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Friday Photospread: Minnesota Darter Hunt, 2021
An aquarium fish collecting expedition in the heart of the upper midwest? After a year of being cooped up by the pandemic, the native fish hobby might be just the remedy you've been looking for!...
Marine
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A Thorny Mystery Coral
It’s a rarely-seen coral that is now being maricultured in Indonesia at Bali Aquarium and is featured in the upcoming issue of CORAL Magazine. Can you identify this spikey coral with just a few helpful hints?
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A Thorny Mystery Coral Revealed
So, was your answer to our “Thorny Mystery Coral” correct? Vincent Chalias of Bali Aquarium shares the scoop on a particularly unique coral that’s now being maricultured in Indonesia.
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VIDEO: sera's New X-Feeder Automatic Fish Feeder
sera’s new X-Feeder includes multiple design features to prevent the intrusion of moisture into the aquarium food storage compartment while offering quiet operation and versatile programming and feeding options.
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MYSTERY CORAL: Softball for Summer
Can you identify this beautiful coral, photographed by Grant Rakowski at Lansing, Michigan-based aquarium wholesaler A&M Aquatics?
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Hawai'i Aquarium Fishery Submits Plan for Reopening
In a bid to re-open a shuttered aquarium fishery in the Hawaiian Islands, a 1,585-page revised Environmental Impact Statement and plan for allowing a dramatically scaled down trade have been submitted to state authorities. The plan calls for licensing just seven collectors and would limit the catch to eight fish species.
Freshwater
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Shoal and Re:wild launch Search for Lost Fishes
SHOAL and Re:wild are teaming up to embark on the quest to rediscover ten high-priority species of “lost” freshwater fishes.
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VIDEO: AMAZONAS Author Interview with Steven Grant
Steven Grant, author for AMAZONAS, catfish specialist, and author of the new book Pims, is interviewed by our YouTube host, Alex Rose.
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VIDEO: sera's New X-Feeder Automatic Fish Feeder
sera’s new X-Feeder includes multiple design features to prevent the intrusion of moisture into the aquarium food storage compartment while offering quiet operation and versatile programming and feeding options.
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Milwaukee Instruments: Debuts New Aquarium Testers & New Look
CORAL Magazine catches up with Carl Silvaggio, President of Milwaukee Instruments, to discuss the striking rebranding and six new additions to Milwaukee’s product line that are of interest to aquarists.
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Friday Photospread: Minnesota Darter Hunt, 2021
An aquarium fish collecting expedition in the heart of the upper midwest? After a year of being cooped up by the pandemic, the native fish hobby might be just the remedy you’ve been looking for!
New Products
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VIDEO: sera's New X-Feeder Automatic Fish Feeder
sera’s new X-Feeder includes multiple design features to prevent the intrusion of moisture into the aquarium food storage compartment while offering quiet operation and versatile programming and feeding options.
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Milwaukee Instruments: Debuts New Aquarium Testers & New Look
CORAL Magazine catches up with Carl Silvaggio, President of Milwaukee Instruments, to discuss the striking rebranding and six new additions to Milwaukee’s product line that are of interest to aquarists.
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Illuminate Your Reef Aquarium with the SKY
Reef aquarists have a new choice in LED reef tank lighting with the SKY LED reef aquarium light from Neptune Systems. With wide coverage, diffused soft light, endless control options alongside user-friendly presets, the SKY aims to be all you need to light your reef.
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Proaquatix Showcases Captive-Bred Bellus Angelfish
Proaquatix is attempting to commercialize the captive-bred version of the Bellus Angelfish, Genicanthus bellus, a wonderful, reef-safe angelfish.
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Red Sea Introduces ReefDose Dosing Pumps
Designed from the bottom up specifically for reef aquariums, ReefDose comes with 2 or 4 bespoke (patent-pending) dosing heads that are so precise, they keep a consistent daily dosing schedule to the accuracy of a single drop.
News & Notes
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Shoal and Re:wild launch Search for Lost Fishes
SHOAL and Re:wild are teaming up to embark on the quest to rediscover ten high-priority species of “lost” freshwater fishes.
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Hawai'i Aquarium Fishery Submits Plan for Reopening
In a bid to re-open a shuttered aquarium fishery in the Hawaiian Islands, a 1,585-page revised Environmental Impact Statement and plan for allowing a dramatically scaled down trade have been submitted to state authorities. The plan calls for licensing just seven collectors and would limit the catch to eight fish species.
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VIDEO: Coral Bleaching, Recovery, Succession & Obliteration. Fiji: 2000-2016
Dramatic, newly-compiled footage documents the bleaching, recovery, expansion, and decline of a fringing reef at the island of Vunavadra in Fiji over a 16-year timeframe. Does the increasing frequency of weather-related catastrophe warrant intensive reef restoration efforts in locations like this?
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MASNA Student Scholarship Season - Apply Now!
The application period is open for MASNA’s 2021 Marine Science Student Scholarships. The value of these scholarships has seen a substantial increase for 2021, now representing a $7,000 award for one lucky undergrad, and one graduate student in the marine sciences.
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Watch Now: Weird Waters Trailer
It’s one of those things that we simply can’t “print” in a magazine. It’s the official trailer for Weird Waters, coming to your screen in the summer of 2021!
Thiago says:
Matt what is your experience with Chaetodon trifascialis. Put a video of him on YouTube.Matt C says:
Alex, Take it down a notch. Jason is only trying to promote the purchase of captive bred fish whenever possible. Of course wild caught fish should be available, but we should all try to purchase captive bred fish, corals, etc so that the breeders can afford to continue to make them available and do the research necessary to learn how to breed even more species. Captive bred fish are the future.Daniel Ward says:
Galaxea sp. sp. Star CoralMichael Ohl (Kacey) says:
Looks a bit Galaxiaish to me. Excuse me while I go see what it is...A Thorny Mystery Coral Revealed says:
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