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ORA Brings Captive-Bred Tuxedo Urchins to Market
This week, ORA announced the debut of another desirable invertebrate destined to wage war on the algae in your marine aquarium....
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Microplastics: The invisible plague in aquatic food webs
Now, however, scientists say it may be the plastics we can’t see that pose the most insidious threat to life on Earth....
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MASNA Announces 2019's Award Honorees
The 2019 MASNA Aquarist of the Year and MASNA Award recipients will be honored during the Saturday banquet at MACNA 2019 in Orlando, Florida....
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Coral Spawning: Out of Sync and In Major Trouble
In recent years, scientists who have been tracking synchronous spawning noticed that corals in the Red Sea—which spawn at various times from June to September—were releasing their gametes in an unsynchronized fashion. The timing was erratic, different from years past, and unpredictable....
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VIDEO: Check out the new HYDROS Control from CoralVue
HYDROS from CoralVue is said to be a completely different approach to the aquarium controllers and automation....
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Florida's FWC Offering Funds for Lionfish Education Exhibits
Public facilities in the state of Florida can apply for funding from the FWC of up to $2499 to offset costs associated with the creation or improvement of lionfish educational exhibits....
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What headlines the next AMAZONAS?
Can you identify our November/December 2019 feature topic just by a glimpse of the cover? Take a guess, then read on to see if you're right!...
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CORAL Magazine New Issue “MARINE BREEDING” Inside Look
A preview of articles and images in the just-published issue of CORAL, The Reef & Marine Aquarium Magazine, September/October 2019....
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Meet RangerBot, potential savior of the reefs
A robot has many distinct advantages over a human in a marine setting. Because it can stay underwater three times longer than a human can, it can have a much broader impact over a shorter period....
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New ReefBot Pro Debuts at MACNA
Reef Kinetics is proud to announce the development of the “ReefBot Pro”, aimed mainly at satisfying the testing needs of local fish stores....
Marine
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ORA Brings Captive-Bred Tuxedo Urchins to Market
This week, ORA announced the debut of another desirable invertebrate destined to wage war on the algae in your marine aquarium.
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Microplastics: The invisible plague in aquatic food webs
Now, however, scientists say it may be the plastics we can’t see that pose the most insidious threat to life on Earth.
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MASNA Announces 2019's Award Honorees
The 2019 MASNA Aquarist of the Year and MASNA Award recipients will be honored during the Saturday banquet at MACNA 2019 in Orlando, Florida.
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Coral Spawning: Out of Sync and In Major Trouble
In recent years, scientists who have been tracking synchronous spawning noticed that corals in the Red Sea—which spawn at various times from June to September—were releasing their gametes in an unsynchronized fashion. The timing was erratic, different from years past, and unpredictable.
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VIDEO: Check out the new HYDROS Control from CoralVue
HYDROS from CoralVue is said to be a completely different approach to the aquarium controllers and automation.
Freshwater
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VIDEO: Check out the new HYDROS Control from CoralVue
HYDROS from CoralVue is said to be a completely different approach to the aquarium controllers and automation.
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What headlines the next AMAZONAS?
Can you identify our November/December 2019 feature topic just by a glimpse of the cover? Take a guess, then read on to see if you’re right!
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A New Ancistrus Species is Described
First discovered during the Mosaico do Apuí expedition in 2006, Ancistrus miracollis was found in the rio Sucunduri, a large tributary of the rio Madeira basin in south Amazonas State.
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Aquarium Livestock Leader Goes Green with New Shipping Boxes
Lansing, Michigan based aquarium livestock wholesaler A & M Aquatics announced their transition to a new form of shipping styro which, when exposed to the elements, can biodegrade in just a couple years.
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Viewpoint: Keep the Fish that Bring You Joy
The impulse to take something from nature and mold, tweak, prune, or modify it to suit our desires or merely our curiosity is something intrinsically human—as is, perhaps, the desire to argue about the results.
New Products
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VIDEO: Check out the new HYDROS Control from CoralVue
HYDROS from CoralVue is said to be a completely different approach to the aquarium controllers and automation.
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New ReefBot Pro Debuts at MACNA
Reef Kinetics is proud to announce the development of the “ReefBot Pro”, aimed mainly at satisfying the testing needs of local fish stores.
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Aquarium Livestock Leader Goes Green with New Shipping Boxes
Lansing, Michigan based aquarium livestock wholesaler A & M Aquatics announced their transition to a new form of shipping styro which, when exposed to the elements, can biodegrade in just a couple years.
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New Reef Stew Frag Gripper
Lock down your frags with no glue? Reef Stew’s patent-pending invention approaches mounting coral frags from a very different direction.
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New Reef Stew Plant Gripper
Reef Stew’s patent-pending invention, inspired by the world of coral propagation, offers a new way to secure your plants without lead weights!
News & Notes
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Florida's FWC Offering Funds for Lionfish Education Exhibits
Public facilities in the state of Florida can apply for funding from the FWC of up to $2499 to offset costs associated with the creation or improvement of lionfish educational exhibits.
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West Coast Aquarium Wholesalers SDC and ERI to Merge
Sea Dwelling Creatures [SDC, Los Angeles, CA] and Exotic Reef Imports [ERI, El Segundo, CA] announced a merger being touted as creating the largest wholesaler of marine aquarium livestock in the world.
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VIDEO: Lionfish: From Harvest to the Table
FWC video promotes licensed spearfishing of invasive lionfish to divers as a way to offset diving costs and encourages popular consumption of the delicious but problematic predator.
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Aquarium Livestock Leader Goes Green with New Shipping Boxes
Lansing, Michigan based aquarium livestock wholesaler A & M Aquatics announced their transition to a new form of shipping styro which, when exposed to the elements, can biodegrade in just a couple years.
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Florida Aquarium Successfully Spawns Pillar Coral
Utilizing greenhouses, LED lighting, and advanced computer control systems, The Florida Aquarium has induced the first captive spawning of Florida’s threatened Pillar Coral, Dendrogyra cylindrus.
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Wonderful article I really enjoyed the path as well as the conclusion. Thank you! Tom - SF, CAJeff Johnston says:
Aquarium automation for EVERYONE! :-)John van Rompu says:
Don't agree with Andrea, how do you explain naturally occurring hybrids that appear on an on-going basis all the time. without this occurrence we would not have adaptation to changing elements - environments etc.