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AMAZONAS Excerpt: The Good Soldier
Black Soldier Fly larvae are being touted as a miracle food of the future for pets as well as humans. For now, however, they are an innovative, high-quality food for fish and other animals....
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ORA's Baby Shark!
No kids music video earworm here! ORA's take on the classic BABY SHARK is captive-bred Short Tail Nurse Sharks (Pseudoginglymostoma brevicaudatum). Experienced aquarists now have access to a captive-bred Nurse Shark that only grows to 2.5 feet and lives for decades....
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Check Out the New & Improved MAX NANO by Red Sea
The MAX NANO features the very latest in reefkeeping technology including Red Sea’s all-new ReefLED™ 50 lighting, REEF-SPEC® filtration and circulation systems, an automatic top-off unit and an easy-access power center....
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New Study Cites Nitrogen Runoff as Significant Reef Killer
Researchers find compelling evidence that nitrogen loading caused by humans, rather than warming temperatures, is the primary driver of coral reef degradation at Looe Key Sanctuary Preservation Area....
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Ornate Goby (Istigobius ornatus): A Breeding First with DIY Instructions
Not every breeding breakthrough is a charismatic, well-known reef fish; intriguing and utilitarian fishes also benefit from captive-breed research....
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Vibranium Fairy Wrasse: An Exciting New Fish Species
Named for Black Panther’s mythical nation of Wakanda, a dazzling new “Vibranium” Fairy Wrasse enchants with purple scales and a preference for deep, little-known mesophotic reefs up to 260 feet below the surface....
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Long-Awaited MindStream Monitor Comes to U.S. Market
The Mindstream Monitor offers real-time monitoring of 10 key water quality parameters in an aquarium....
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Aquacultured Gigas Clams Return to the Aquarium Trade
After years of absence, Florida-based ORA announces the return of the iconic and truly "giant" clam, Tridacna gigas....
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Fluval Honored at World Branding Awards
Over 1,000 brands from 38 countries were nominated for the 2019-2020 Animalis Edition of the Awards in multiple categories, and more than 95,000 consumers from around the world participated during the voting period. 114 Brands from 38 countries, across 6 continents were awarded....
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Scientists Describe New Farlowella Catfish Species
Catfish enthusiasts will enjoy reading about a new species of Farlowella described from expeditions in Argentina....
Marine
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ORA's Baby Shark!
No kids music video earworm here! ORA’s take on the classic BABY SHARK is captive-bred Short Tail Nurse Sharks (Pseudoginglymostoma brevicaudatum). Experienced aquarists now have access to a captive-bred Nurse Shark that only grows to 2.5 feet and lives for decades.
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CORAL Magazine Table of Contents July/August 2019
EXOTIC REEF INVERTEBRATES: Volume 16, Number 4
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Check Out the New & Improved MAX NANO by Red Sea
The MAX NANO features the very latest in reefkeeping technology including Red Sea’s all-new ReefLED™ 50 lighting, REEF-SPEC® filtration and circulation systems, an automatic top-off unit and an easy-access power center.
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New Study Cites Nitrogen Runoff as Significant Reef Killer
Researchers find compelling evidence that nitrogen loading caused by humans, rather than warming temperatures, is the primary driver of coral reef degradation at Looe Key Sanctuary Preservation Area.
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Ornate Goby (Istigobius ornatus): A Breeding First with DIY Instructions
Not every breeding breakthrough is a charismatic, well-known reef fish; intriguing and utilitarian fishes also benefit from captive-breed research.
Freshwater
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AMAZONAS Excerpt: The Good Soldier
Black Soldier Fly larvae are being touted as a miracle food of the future for pets as well as humans. For now, however, they are an innovative, high-quality food for fish and other animals.
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Scientists Describe New Farlowella Catfish Species
Catfish enthusiasts will enjoy reading about a new species of Farlowella described from expeditions in Argentina.
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Record Fundraising: ALA Goodeid Working Group Updates
Goodeids remain highly at-risk in their native habitats, while aquarists strive to raise awareness and funds in the stewardship of this often overlooked group of livebearers.
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New Riparium Planter Gravels from Riparium Supply
After discontinuing its previous single gravel offering, Riparium Supply is listing two new options in riparium planter substrates with selections to suit a wide range of riparium plants. Find both of these packaged as 6-cup portion bags and available for purchase in the AquaVerdi.com online store.
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Planet Aquariums Unveils MEGA Matrix Tanks
Available through independent pet retailers, Planet Aquariums and DFW Aquarium Supply launch Mega Matrix aquariums line, aiming to bring quality configured tanks to the market without the custom price taga
New Products
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Check Out the New & Improved MAX NANO by Red Sea
The MAX NANO features the very latest in reefkeeping technology including Red Sea’s all-new ReefLED™ 50 lighting, REEF-SPEC® filtration and circulation systems, an automatic top-off unit and an easy-access power center.
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Long-Awaited MindStream Monitor Comes to U.S. Market
The Mindstream Monitor offers real-time monitoring of 10 key water quality parameters in an aquarium.
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Aquacultured Gigas Clams Return to the Aquarium Trade
After years of absence, Florida-based ORA announces the return of the iconic and truly “giant” clam, Tridacna gigas.
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IceCap's New Media Cup: An Alternative to Filter Socks!
The IceCap 4-inch Media Cup can hold just about any type of filtration media, from filter floss, ceramic media, carbon or GFO. It fits most pre-made sumps and includes a media bag, too!
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Coral Frenzy Launches Improved Dry Coral Foods
Coral Frenzy’s fresh new look heralds improved formulations, streamlined product options, increased traceability, all with maximum support for aquarium product retailers.
News & Notes
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ORA's Baby Shark!
No kids music video earworm here! ORA’s take on the classic BABY SHARK is captive-bred Short Tail Nurse Sharks (Pseudoginglymostoma brevicaudatum). Experienced aquarists now have access to a captive-bred Nurse Shark that only grows to 2.5 feet and lives for decades.
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New Study Cites Nitrogen Runoff as Significant Reef Killer
Researchers find compelling evidence that nitrogen loading caused by humans, rather than warming temperatures, is the primary driver of coral reef degradation at Looe Key Sanctuary Preservation Area.
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Fluval Honored at World Branding Awards
Over 1,000 brands from 38 countries were nominated for the 2019-2020 Animalis Edition of the Awards in multiple categories, and more than 95,000 consumers from around the world participated during the voting period. 114 Brands from 38 countries, across 6 continents were awarded.
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Record Fundraising: ALA Goodeid Working Group Updates
Goodeids remain highly at-risk in their native habitats, while aquarists strive to raise awareness and funds in the stewardship of this often overlooked group of livebearers.
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Critically Endangered Spring Pygmy Sunfish Gains New Protections
Since its discovery in 1937, Elassoma alabamae has twice been considered extinct. This week, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service announced new protections for critical habitat for the federally threatened species.
D. Hall says:
New study? We knew this 30 years ago when it was "studied". Nothing done about it then, nothing will be done now. At least South Florida appears to be working to keep treated sewage form being pumped into the ocean but the Glades are another matter.Jeremy says:
Well worth the cost for what you get. It would be much more expensive to run all those tests weekly or biweekly like we should to get the results we want from our tanks. Plus no waste water, no test to buy and use before expiration, no human error (was that 3 or 4 drops I put in) and you get trends of what your tank is doing and not just a spot in time.BestFrank says:
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I am subscribed to Coral e-magazine since for a ling time. It covers many articles on many issues. Can you please publish articles on phytoplankton and rotifer culture ? How to culture them and feed as first food to fry. If you have already published this in your previous issues (which you may have already) then please guide me to them. Keep up your good work. vispi.Karen Stuczynski says:
This sounds very cool! But...Seems a bit pricey at at at $1000 plus $420 a year. I know keeping the tank pristine is the goal....does it really need to monitor every 15 minutes....can you have it test say 2 times a day and stretch out those discs longer? not everyone is made of money, Don't get me wrong i do not usually skimp on my tank but this IS still out of my price range.Wishing it be more cost effective. Until then i guess I just keep testing manually.guy jorion says:
mindstream is a game changer I cannot wait for these to be readily available !