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Ocean Blues: The Curse of the Caribbean - reefs.com says:
[…] “Curse of the Caribbean”: from an oil painting by Pascal Lecocq. A frequent presence at marine aquarium and dive industry events, French artist Pascal Lecocq has departed from his usual whimsical compositions and offered his statement on the tragedy of Pterois spp. lionfishes spreading throughout the Caribbean and tropical Western Atlantic. CALLIGRAMME DE GRENOUILLE 30/ Calligram of Frog #30 by Pascal Lecocq. Click to enlarge. Known as “The Painter of Blue,” Pascal is best known for a painting called Corrida III depicting a scuba diver playing matador with Great White Shark. Here’s how the artist describes his approach to painting: Having always my head in the clouds, I’m painting an imaginary universe between outer space and the depth of the oceans, a refuge to escape the contemporary reality, I offer too to my viewers. As it happens, the traditional oil painting is my best way to share my thoughts and I try to bring it to perfection since 35 years, just to be sure the viewer will focus on the subject, not the medium. I’m increasing the layers of meaning (aesthetic, political, ecological, symbolic and allegorical), in an endless play MORE: Ocean Blues: The Curse of the Caribbean […]VIDEO – ORA’s spawning pair of Amphiprion leucokranos - reefs.com says:
[…] ORA has shared this amazing time-lapse video documenting the third spawn of their Amphiprion leucokranos, the Whitebonnet Clownfish. This is a rare “species” of clownfish that is actually thought to be a rarely occurring natural hybrid, possibly the result of hybrid mating between A. chrysopterus and A. sandaracinos. Some reports and observations support this theory, while other observations suggest that even if a hybrid, they may breed relatively true. This particular pair has a rather long history behind it; check out ORA’s “Fed Ex Lost and Found” story of how these fish made the journey from New Jersey to Florida. We assume that ORA will be successful rearing the eggs from these fish, and hopefully this elusive variant will become more accessible to aquarists in the near future. When? Watch the video to the end to find out. Video Credits: ORA MORE: VIDEO – ORA’s spawning pair of Amphiprion leucokranos […]Reef To Rainforest says:
--via Google Translate-- Buenos días José, Sé que CORAL se publica en algunos otros idiomas además del Inglés, creo ediciones rusas, italianas y alemanas están disponibles? No estoy seguro acerca de español, pero voy a preguntar. Si hay una versión española, que sin duda te dan más información. Por lo menos, si no otra cosa, es posible que todavía será capaz de disfrutar de la página web Reef2Rainforest.com; si navega con una versión actual de Google Chrome puede ser capaz de traducir automáticamente el contenido basado en Inglés al español para ti. Es mejor que nada, supongo! Gracias por la pregunta!Jose Alvaro Vazquez Arroyo says:
me gustaría inscribirme a su revista CORAL pero nos se si me puedan enviar ejemplares en español o información en español ya que no hablo el inglesNew flasher discovered. - 3reef Reef Aquarium Forum says:
[…] New flasher discovered. Love stories like this: Dragons & Wrasses: New Reef Species Discovered […]James Lawrence says:
Here's a very informative blog called the Marine Detective, investigating this same story: http://themarinedetective.com/2013/11/10/wasted-what-is-happening-to-the-sea-stars-of-the-ne-pacific/