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CORAL Mystery Fish with a Smile
It's an easy one—or is it? The fish shown is the cover image from the upcoming January/February 2019 issue of CORAL Magazine, photographed in the wild. ...
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Florida Cracking Down on Aquatic Exotics
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) has voted to move forward with proposed rules to protect the state from a variety of invasive species...
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TUNZE Nano Reef LED
A product may be "eco" - that is, economical, ecological, good value and at the same time stylish and "chic": TUNZE releases new Eco Chic Reef LED for nano aquariums...
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Bountiful Fields of Captive-Raised Acropora
Aquarists like Samuel Nietzer are working around the globe to unlock the secrets of propagating stony corals en-masse, with amazing results....
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VIDEO: Run, Octopus, RUN!
Science Friday's "The Macroscope" investigates the curious running behavior observed in some octopuses....
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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....
Marine
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CORAL Mystery Fish with a Smile
It’s an easy one—or is it? The fish shown is the cover image from the upcoming January/February 2019 issue of CORAL Magazine, photographed in the wild.
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Florida Cracking Down on Aquatic Exotics
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) has voted to move forward with proposed rules to protect the state from a variety of invasive species
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TUNZE Nano Reef LED
A product may be “eco” – that is, economical, ecological, good value and at the same time stylish and “chic”: TUNZE releases new Eco Chic Reef LED for nano aquariums
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Bountiful Fields of Captive-Raised Acropora
Aquarists like Samuel Nietzer are working around the globe to unlock the secrets of propagating stony corals en-masse, with amazing results.
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VIDEO: Run, Octopus, RUN!
Science Friday’s “The Macroscope” investigates the curious running behavior observed in some octopuses.
Freshwater
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AMAZONAS Magazine Table of Contents January/February 2019
Species Hotspot: Gabon, AMAZONAS Magazine Volume 8, Number 1
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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.
New Products
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TUNZE Nano Reef LED
A product may be “eco” – that is, economical, ecological, good value and at the same time stylish and “chic”: TUNZE releases new Eco Chic Reef LED for nano aquariums
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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.
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.
Malith says:
I won't canect numberAlex Azzopardi says:
Hi Damaso, Two years ago I was living in Bali Indonesia after setting up an aquaculture facility called LATC (Les Aquaculture and Training Centre) for an NGO called LINI, at Les Village an Ornamental Fish collecting village for international export through Denpasar Bali. I was breeding the endangered Banggai Cardinalfish Pterapogon kauderni and teaching fish husbandry and breeding. We bred over 2000 Banggai and exported 1490 to an importer at London airport. I am now back in Australia. The Premnas biaculeatus hybrid you show here, I saw in North Bali at a resort house reef. One small specimen in a bubble coral with those gun metal blue bands. i was very excited to see it, but was banned from collecting it by my friend the manager of the resort. I am pleased to see your feature with the example from Manila.Morse says:
Good Call there....sad to me to see thatJoseph Beardi says:
I recently just made my own article on this email me if you would like to see it.文韬（Wentao） 赵（Zhao） says:
oh no,may I send it in wrong place....lol文韬（Wentao） 赵（Zhao） says:
Hi!I am a fish keeper in China.I like this magazine so mach,so I want to buy this a year,(print).I put in my information and visa number.But I get digital book.So I wang to ask can the book sent to china and how long can be sent?And my card don't defray untill now,is the first one free?Hope to get your answer.