• AMAZONAS Video: Giant Amazon Water Lily

    AMAZONAS Video: Giant Amazon Water Lily

    Fascinating look at Victoria regea, the spectacular Giant Amazon Lily, with David Attenborough and additional videos of the Kew Gardens Giant Amazon Lily pond house. ...

  • PlanetXingu FundRazr Campaign To Fund Rio Xingu Scientific Expedition

    PlanetXingu FundRazr Campaign To Fund Rio Xingu Scientific Expedition

    The Lower Rio Xingu, imminently threatened by the Belo Monte Dam project, is the subject of a grassroots crowd-funding effort to support biodiversity research before it's too late....

  • Rising Tide Update - Colurella adriatica

    Rising Tide Update - Colurella adriatica

    University of Florida's Tropical Aquaculture Lab identifies a promising new first food for marine fish larvae....

  • New See-Through Nano Tetra Discovered

    New See-Through Nano Tetra Discovered

    "It is a strange little animal, completely transparent with an otherwise unique colour pattern," says London Natural History Museum fish ichthyologist Dr. Ralf Britz of a tiny new tetra he helped identify and name....

  • Science Happens: New Caribbean Deepwater Blenny Found

    Science Happens: New Caribbean Deepwater Blenny Found

    A beautiful new species of blenny has been discovered as unintended bycatch during targeted specimen catching off Curaçao at about 550 ft (157-167 m) depth as a part of the Smithsonian Institution's Deep Reef Observation Project (DROP). ...

  • The Betta Son – Part 4

    The Betta Son – Part 4

    Catch a personal look at Ethan's experience with his new pet bettas....

  • CORAL Feature Video: Aaron Belandre's Pico Reef

    CORAL Feature Video: Aaron Belandre's Pico Reef

    This 3-gallon (11-L) reef, complete with stony corals and an astonishing array of marine organisms is tracked as it matures and evolves over its three-year life by owner Aaron Belandre, known to members of the Nano-Reef.com forum as El Fab—a bit of a legend in his own time among pico reef enthusiasts....

  • Micro Reef Builders in Their Final Century?

    Micro Reef Builders in Their Final Century?

    Most are smaller than a pinhead and are largely unseen by humans who don't have a magnifying lens in hand, but foraminiferans or "forams" are found in countless numbers on the world's reefs, often forming part of the matrix of sandy substrate that can fuse into hard areas of calcium carbonate....

  • The Betta Son – Part 3

    The Betta Son – Part 3

    Matt and Ethan head on a road trip to pick out Ethan's first Betta....

  • 101 Nanos Wants Your Photos!

    101 Nanos Wants Your Photos!

    Calling all Freshwater & Reef Aquarists - We Want Your Photos! This is a very rare open call for submissions!...

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Marine

  • Arrested by the Tang Police: I Refuse to Confess!

    For those who haven’t heard the term, it will help to define the phrase “Tang Police.” The best way to identify an officer in this force is by hearing him LOUDLY express his opinions regarding the amount of swimming space required by tangs (or other species).

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  • Rising Tide Update - Colurella adriatica

    University of Florida’s Tropical Aquaculture Lab identifies a promising new first food for marine fish larvae.

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  • Science Happens: New Caribbean Deepwater Blenny Found

    A beautiful new species of blenny has been discovered as unintended bycatch during targeted specimen catching off Curaçao at about 550 ft (157-167 m) depth as a part of the Smithsonian Institution’s Deep Reef Observation Project (DROP).

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  • CORAL Feature Video: Aaron Belandre's Pico Reef

    This 3-gallon (11-L) reef, complete with stony corals and an astonishing array of marine organisms is tracked as it matures and evolves over its three-year life by owner Aaron Belandre, known to members of the Nano-Reef.com forum as El Fab—a bit of a legend in his own time among pico reef enthusiasts.

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  • Micro Reef Builders in Their Final Century?

    Most are smaller than a pinhead and are largely unseen by humans who don’t have a magnifying lens in hand, but foraminiferans or “forams” are found in countless numbers on the world’s reefs, often forming part of the matrix of sandy substrate that can fuse into hard areas of calcium carbonate.

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  • 101 Nanos Wants Your Photos!

    Calling all Freshwater & Reef Aquarists – We Want Your Photos! This is a very rare open call for submissions!

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