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Corals at Sea
Marine scientists are using portable ship-borne aquaria in the search for heat-resistant corals that could survive warming ocean temperatures caused by climate change....
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Marine Breeder's Workshop: New Decade, New Location
The 2020 MBI Workshop will take place in the new and beautiful Hagfors Center on the Augsburg campus in Minneapolis, MN....
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New IceCap Coral Frag Transport Container
The Frag Transport Container is a water-tight container that holds up to 8 coral frags and is capable of securely holding a range of frag plug sizes. An in-tank magnet mount extends the uses for the system beyond simply conveying coral frags from one place to another!...
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International Betta Congress Issues GloFish Betta Policy
The International Betta Congress Judging Board has released official IBC policy regarding the breeding and showing of Spectrum Brand's new GloFish Bettas in response to the commercial market release of these fish....
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GloFish Introduces Bettas to Fluorescent Fish Offerings
GloFish® Betta is now available in Electric Green®, adding a new species to the ever-growing diversity of genetically-modified fishes being bred for the aquarium hobby....
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'Tis the Season—For Hawaii Aquarium Ban Bills
The Hawaii State legislature is introducing a bill this week, HB 2154, that calls for a total shut down of the tropical aquarium fish fishery in Hawaii....
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AMAZONAS Magazine "DREAMSCAPES” Inside Look!
A preview of highlights in AMAZONAS Magazine's March/April 2020 Issue. Paid AMAZONAS Subscribers can log in with their email address and read the Digital Edition starting February 11th, 2019....
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A Definitive (and FREE) Species Guide to 105 Trimma Gobies
Richard Winterbottom's new species guide to the pygmygobies of the genus Trimma is the perfect complement to his prior overview of the Eviota gobies....
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Biota Introduces Aquacultured Fish and Corals from Panama
Working in partnership with Panama-based Bocas Mariculture, Biota Aquariums introduces a wave of new aquacultured fish, corals and invertebrates with a distinct Caribbean theme....
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Blue Kerri Tetras: Worth Another Look
The staff at Nautilus Tropical Fish Wholesale recently highlighted the underappreciated Royal or Blue Kerri Tetra, Inpaichthys kerri, which is available in both a wild form and a line-bred "Super Blue" cultivated strain....
Marine
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Corals at Sea
Marine scientists are using portable ship-borne aquaria in the search for heat-resistant corals that could survive warming ocean temperatures caused by climate change.
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Marine Breeder's Workshop: New Decade, New Location
The 2020 MBI Workshop will take place in the new and beautiful Hagfors Center on the Augsburg campus in Minneapolis, MN.
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New IceCap Coral Frag Transport Container
The Frag Transport Container is a water-tight container that holds up to 8 coral frags and is capable of securely holding a range of frag plug sizes. An in-tank magnet mount extends the uses for the system beyond simply conveying coral frags from one place to another!
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'Tis the Season—For Hawaii Aquarium Ban Bills
The Hawaii State legislature is introducing a bill this week, HB 2154, that calls for a total shut down of the tropical aquarium fish fishery in Hawaii.
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A Definitive (and FREE) Species Guide to 105 Trimma Gobies
Richard Winterbottom’s new species guide to the pygmygobies of the genus Trimma is the perfect complement to his prior overview of the Eviota gobies.
Freshwater
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International Betta Congress Issues GloFish Betta Policy
The International Betta Congress Judging Board has released official IBC policy regarding the breeding and showing of Spectrum Brand’s new GloFish Bettas in response to the commercial market release of these fish.
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GloFish Introduces Bettas to Fluorescent Fish Offerings
GloFish® Betta is now available in Electric Green®, adding a new species to the ever-growing diversity of genetically-modified fishes being bred for the aquarium hobby.
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AMAZONAS Magazine "DREAMSCAPES” Inside Look!
A preview of highlights in AMAZONAS Magazine’s March/April 2020 Issue. Paid AMAZONAS Subscribers can log in with their email address and read the Digital Edition starting February 11th, 2019.
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Blue Kerri Tetras: Worth Another Look
The staff at Nautilus Tropical Fish Wholesale recently highlighted the underappreciated Royal or Blue Kerri Tetra, Inpaichthys kerri, which is available in both a wild form and a line-bred “Super Blue” cultivated strain.
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Hidden in Plain Sight, Cichlasoma dimerus in Florida
The true identity of a Florida invader has been realized nearly 20 years after its first recorded collection.
New Products
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New IceCap Coral Frag Transport Container
The Frag Transport Container is a water-tight container that holds up to 8 coral frags and is capable of securely holding a range of frag plug sizes. An in-tank magnet mount extends the uses for the system beyond simply conveying coral frags from one place to another!
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GloFish Introduces Bettas to Fluorescent Fish Offerings
GloFish® Betta is now available in Electric Green®, adding a new species to the ever-growing diversity of genetically-modified fishes being bred for the aquarium hobby.
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Biota Introduces Aquacultured Fish and Corals from Panama
Working in partnership with Panama-based Bocas Mariculture, Biota Aquariums introduces a wave of new aquacultured fish, corals and invertebrates with a distinct Caribbean theme.
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TRITON Applied Reef Bioscience U.S. Lab Officially Opens
As of January 20th, US consumers can have their water tested and results uploaded within as little as 48 hours. All samples will now ship FREE back to the TRITON US Lab via USPS.
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Kamoer's Updated FX-STP WiFi Continuous-Duty Peristaltic Dosing Pump
The Kamoer FX-STP WiFi Continuous-Duty Peristaltic Dosing Pump is designed for dosing up to 24 hours a day, 7 days a week with an adjustable flow rate setting of 1 to 120ml/min.
News & Notes
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Corals at Sea
Marine scientists are using portable ship-borne aquaria in the search for heat-resistant corals that could survive warming ocean temperatures caused by climate change.
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Hawaii's Marine Aquarium Fishery: The Numbers Don't Lie
Aquarium fishery collectors and Hawaii’s own Department of Aquatic Resources say there is documented proof that the aquarium fishery is a sustainable use of a highly renewable resource.
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Reef Ark is Launching: the Living Coral Bio Bank
GBR Legacy with partners Corals of the World and Cairns Marine, will safeguard the biodiversity of all hard-coral species by collecting, storing, and keeping them alive in what they’ve dubbed a “coral ark”.
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PIJAC Submits Draft EIS for Hawaii's Aquarium Fishery
The submission of a Draft Environmental Impact Statement by PIJAC seeks to reopen Hawaii’s embattled marine aquarium fishery, proposing limited entry and updated bag limits to popular fish species.
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USGS Conducts Non-Native Fish Slam in Florida
This week USGS scientists are in three Florida counties leading experts in the semi-annual Fish Slam, a scientific scavenger hunt for non-native freshwater fishes.
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Thanks for reading! You could probably build something that size with some of these materials, but I would try to get some input from somebody qualified in concrete construction. Even with a foam core, a concrete-coated basin with those dimensions will be pretty heavy. Do you need the pond to be portable? If it's going to be sited in just one spot, I think I would just pour the whole thing in solid concrete.Justin says:
Devin, Could this method be used to make a fish pond, say something 8 feet long, 3 feet wide and 2 feet deep ? Maybe some additional bracing ?Mike says:
I love these tiny gobies, even in large tanks. I have a group of T. rubromaculatum in a 180g with the usual group of wrasses, tangs, angels, etc and they hang out together in a little cloud and aren't afraid of anyone! I wish we would see more of these in the hobby.