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VIDEO: Remove Manjano Anemones Without Chemicals
Marc Levenson shows how this particular pest can be stripped from the rock one by one, using no chemicals to remove an infestation in mere days....
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VIDEO: An Invasive Damselfish Is Spreading Through the Gulf of Mexico
NOAA reports the invasive Regal Damselfish, Neopomacentrus cyanomos, is continuing its spread through the Gulf of Mexico, raising concerns....
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VIDEO: National Aquarium Builds New Octopus Habitat
Get a behind-the-scenes look at the National Aquarium's exhibit build for a new Giant Pacific Octopus display....
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Don't Miss the 9th Annual Marine Breeding Initiative Workshop
The 9th annual MBI Workshop will once again bring marine aquaculture specialists, aquarium professionals, and saltwater fish breeding hobbyists together from around the continent each year in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan....
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Omega One Fish Foods Have a New Look
Omega One's aquarium fish foods, made with whole fresh seafood ingredients, sport refreshed packaging in celebration of 20 years of feeding your fish!...
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The Rarely-Seen Spotted Silver Hatchet
The politics of peace have allowed for the import of the large-growing and uncommonly-seen Spotted Silver Hatchetfish, Gasteropelecus maculatus, from Colombia....
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Lionfish Exhibits Wanted
"More than 430,000 lionfish have been removed from Florida waters from 2014-2017," according to Reef Rangers....
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CORAL Magazine New Issue “HARDY BIGGER FISHES” Inside Look
A preview of articles and images in the new issue of CORAL, The Reef & Marine Aquarium Magazine, July/August 2018....
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Reef-A-Palooza NY 2018
CORAL Magazine contributor Felicia McCaulley recaps her first Reef-A-Palooza experience....
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Meet the New Damselfish Species from Mauritius and Réunion
Dr. Gerald R. Allen's latest species description brings a new Damselfish from Mauritius and Réunion to our attention. Introducing Chromis torquata....
Marine
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VIDEO: Remove Manjano Anemones Without Chemicals
Marc Levenson shows how this particular pest can be stripped from the rock one by one, using no chemicals to remove an infestation in mere days.
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VIDEO: An Invasive Damselfish Is Spreading Through the Gulf of Mexico
NOAA reports the invasive Regal Damselfish, Neopomacentrus cyanomos, is continuing its spread through the Gulf of Mexico, raising concerns.
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VIDEO: National Aquarium Builds New Octopus Habitat
Get a behind-the-scenes look at the National Aquarium’s exhibit build for a new Giant Pacific Octopus display.
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Don't Miss the 9th Annual Marine Breeding Initiative Workshop
The 9th annual MBI Workshop will once again bring marine aquaculture specialists, aquarium professionals, and saltwater fish breeding hobbyists together from around the continent each year in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan.
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Lionfish Exhibits Wanted
“More than 430,000 lionfish have been removed from Florida waters from 2014-2017,” according to Reef Rangers.
Freshwater
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The Rarely-Seen Spotted Silver Hatchet
The politics of peace have allowed for the import of the large-growing and uncommonly-seen Spotted Silver Hatchetfish, Gasteropelecus maculatus, from Colombia.
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VIDEO: A Hidden Golden Pethia Barb from India
Learn how the strikingly metallic Prakash Barb caused problems for researchers until genetic testing revealed its existence.
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INTERVIEW: Orchids, Dart Frogs and Tiny Fishes, Part 2
Dr. Adeljean Ho shows off the orchids and other plants that form the landscape of our featured vivarium.
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Scientists Discover a New Species of Endangered Killifish
Despite extensive efforts, the attractive new killifish from Argentina has been found in only one ephemeral pond.
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INTERVIEW: Orchids, Dart Frogs and Tiny Fishes, Part 1
Dr. Adeljean Ho shares how he combined his passions in a beautiful vivarium build for his office.
New Products
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Omega One Fish Foods Have a New Look
Omega One’s aquarium fish foods, made with whole fresh seafood ingredients, sport refreshed packaging in celebration of 20 years of feeding your fish!
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New Apocyclops Copepods from Reef Nutrition
Apocyclops panamensis is a promising new copepod for reef aquariums and the breeding of ornamental marine fishes.
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Zoo Med Debuts New Floating Fish Food Clip
The Floating Fish Food Clip provides an easy way to provide veggies and dried seaweed for your fish. Great for Cichlids, Catfish, and variety of aquatic animals.
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Biota Introduces Captive-Bred Sapphire Damsels
And they sold out within minutes…
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Lights... Audio... Action!
Zoo Med’s new Aqua Effects LED Aquarium Strip Lights blend visual and audio effects for a richer aquarium experience.
News & Notes
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VIDEO: An Invasive Damselfish Is Spreading Through the Gulf of Mexico
NOAA reports the invasive Regal Damselfish, Neopomacentrus cyanomos, is continuing its spread through the Gulf of Mexico, raising concerns.
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Lionfish Exhibits Wanted
“More than 430,000 lionfish have been removed from Florida waters from 2014-2017,” according to Reef Rangers.
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Dr. J.E.N. "Charlie" Veron is Keynote Speaker for MACNA 2018
World-renowned coral reef scientist and writer will present at MACNA 2018 in Las Vegas.
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New invention safely transports unknown, deep-dwelling fishes to the ocean’s surface
Scientific divers and biologists at the California Academy of Sciences engineer a portable chamber to study new species from 200 – 500 feet deep
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National Geographic Takes Critical Look at Cyanide Test Results
National Geographic publication sheds new light and fresh insights on the developing story surrounding a “fatal flaw” in cyanide testing protocol from 2012.
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