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Plant Spotlight: "Mermaid's Tail", Proserpinaca palustris
Although hobbyists have known about this plant for some time, it has only been commercially available to the international community in recent years. ...
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New Red Sea REEFER Skimmers
A built-in neck cleaner, a foam viewing port, and multiple installation configurations are some of the key features of this new, super-quiet protein skimmer design from Red Sea....
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Jack Wattley, Discus King, Passes Away at 95
The Discus community has lost one of its true pioneers with the passing of Jack Wattley in early October, 2018....
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VIDEO: Underwater Camera Housing Selection
Many CORAL readers are also avid divers. If you're considering adding underwater photography and videography to your diving experience, Reef Patrol's new series of underwater filming tips will be incredibly helpful....
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CORAL Magazine New Issue “ACROPORA” Inside Look
A preview of articles and images in the new issue of CORAL, The Reef & Marine Aquarium Magazine, September/October 2018....
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CORAL Excerpt: "Impossible" corals? "Doomed" fishes?
"Impossible" corals? "Doomed" fishes? Bring them on. Read the Editor's Page from the November/December 2018 issue of CORAL Magazine....
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VIDEOS: The MACNA 2018 Presentation Recordings Are Now LIVE
See what you missed! MACNA 2018 attendees enjoyed over 30 hours of educational presentations from industry leaders and professionals throughout our three days in Las Vegas....
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CORAL Excerpt: Stauromedusans: The Stalked Jellyfishes
What is that strange invader in my reef aquarium? Meet the Stauromedusans....
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New Hikari Bio-Pure® Lake Okanagan Freshwater Mysis Shrimp
These freshwater mysis shrimp, harvested from the glacier-fed waters of Lake Okanagan make them ideal for most larger marine and freshwater fish. ...
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CORAL Excerpt: Rockstar Acropora
Never before have aquarists had so many Acropora species and color morphs to choose among, and it could be said that we are entering a Golden Age of Acropora Culture. ...
Marine
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New Red Sea REEFER Skimmers
A built-in neck cleaner, a foam viewing port, and multiple installation configurations are some of the key features of this new, super-quiet protein skimmer design from Red Sea.
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VIDEO: Underwater Camera Housing Selection
Many CORAL readers are also avid divers. If you’re considering adding underwater photography and videography to your diving experience, Reef Patrol’s new series of underwater filming tips will be incredibly helpful.
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CORAL Magazine New Issue “ACROPORA” Inside Look
A preview of articles and images in the new issue of CORAL, The Reef & Marine Aquarium Magazine, September/October 2018.
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CORAL Excerpt: "Impossible" corals? "Doomed" fishes?
“Impossible” corals? “Doomed” fishes? Bring them on. Read the Editor’s Page from the November/December 2018 issue of CORAL Magazine.
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VIDEOS: The MACNA 2018 Presentation Recordings Are Now LIVE
See what you missed! MACNA 2018 attendees enjoyed over 30 hours of educational presentations from industry leaders and professionals throughout our three days in Las Vegas.
Freshwater
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Plant Spotlight: "Mermaid's Tail", Proserpinaca palustris
Although hobbyists have known about this plant for some time, it has only been commercially available to the international community in recent years.
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Jack Wattley, Discus King, Passes Away at 95
The Discus community has lost one of its true pioneers with the passing of Jack Wattley in early October, 2018.
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New Hikari Bio-Pure® Lake Okanagan Freshwater Mysis Shrimp
These freshwater mysis shrimp, harvested from the glacier-fed waters of Lake Okanagan make them ideal for most larger marine and freshwater fish.
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Current USA Introduces Serene LED Lighting System
Combining over-the-aquarium lighting, background lighting and audio, Serene will appeal to more than just your visual senses.
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Omega One Photo Contest: Less Than Two Weeks Remain
Thirteen lucky winners will receive a coveted spot in the glossy, globally distributed Omega One® Calendar – PLUS free fish food for an entire year! So start snapping, the contest closes October 31st, 2018.
New Products
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New Red Sea REEFER Skimmers
A built-in neck cleaner, a foam viewing port, and multiple installation configurations are some of the key features of this new, super-quiet protein skimmer design from Red Sea.
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New Hikari Bio-Pure® Lake Okanagan Freshwater Mysis Shrimp
These freshwater mysis shrimp, harvested from the glacier-fed waters of Lake Okanagan make them ideal for most larger marine and freshwater fish.
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ORA's Foray into More Captive-Bred Damsels
ORA claims two species firsts in early 2018, producing desireable captive-bred damselfish species suitable for many home aquariums.
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Biota's Hybrid Tridacna "Mimosa" Clams
The new Mimosa Clam from Biota Aquariums is a suspected hybrid, displaying traits of both Tridacna maxima and Tridacna squamosa.
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Current USA Introduces Serene LED Lighting System
Combining over-the-aquarium lighting, background lighting and audio, Serene will appeal to more than just your visual senses.
News & Notes
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MASNA donates $2,500 to A.D.E. Project
With MASNA’s earnings from raffle contributions at MACNA 2018 for the grand prize Fiji Trip drawing, MASNA is donating $2,500 to the A.D.E. Project.
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2018 MASNA Pioneer Award for Industry: Walt Smith
The Marine Aquarium Societies of North America (MASNA) introduced The MASNA Pioneer Award for Industry and awarded it Walt Smith of Walt Smith International at MACNA 2018 in Las Vegas.
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2018 MASNA Pioneer Award for Science: Dr. John E. Randall
The Marine Aquarium Societies of North America (MASNA) introduced The MASNA Pioneer Award for Science and awarded it Dr. John “Jack” E. Randall at MACNA 2018 in Las Vegas.
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MACNA 2018 is Officially the Second Largest MACNA in History!
MASNA summarizes the success of MACNA 2018 and awards two individuals for their contributions to the marine aquarium industry and science with a new MASNA Pioneer Award.
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Shoal: Working Together to Conserve Freshwater Fish
Shoal aims to be an innovative partnership engaging individuals, associations, NGOs, and corporations to work together for the good of freshwater species.
Edward Kowalski says:
if your getting corals to use, one option to try could be crushing the coral in a mortar and pestle and then adding it to a mix to include the "flavor" of a coral which could trigger a feeding response. I think that the odor/scent of the food item can be a missed opportunity in acclimating some animals.elizami2 says:
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This is true bullshit. If there is a problem with reefs around Hawaii, the main thread has to be banned. That is global warming and acidizing and pollution the ocean. After you banned this above, you may consider a ban against aquaroum trade. Only dumbasses like Umberger, who target a weak ememy, with the help of fairy tale fotos of dead fish, make a win out of this. Congratulations for your President, who thinks nehotiation of global warming solves the problem. May the increasing hurricans wipe out the pollutant inhabitants of Hawaii and preserve the reefs for future access of aquaristsJohn R Prescott says:
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