Next Threshold: Sexual Culture of Aquarium Corals
We may be conjuring a vision, but there seems to be something in the air these days in the reefkeeping world. A moment of big change may soon be upon us, in this case something that could hardly have been imagined not so long ago.
Mystery Coral
As seen in the March/April 2019 Issue of CORAL Magazine, this coral belongs to a relatively obscure genus of Scleractinians. Can you name it?
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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Danielle says:
I am so pleased to be reading this article as I believe this is a issue I’ve been dealing with this for a year now. I’m at a breaking point as my doctor will not hear me out on this one (or anyone else). I at first thought it was a cactus dermatitis but more recently after some more research I found out about the midge fly. I’ve started to pay more close attention to my surroundings and just noticed this week little red worms coming from my bathtub (I live in a rv in an industrial area) and more on the cover of the pool I swim in. I’m located in San Carlos Ca. Please contact me as I need to know what test should be run to find out if this is indeed what I’m suffering from. I have pictures throughout the last year of the damage this has done to my skin. I can’t imagine what my insides must look like. We can go into further details hopefully over the phone with somebody as it’s a lot to type but I have experienced a whole range of symptoms over the last year and I do believe it has a incubation period. Some answers would more than be appreciated!Carl Eckelman says:
Space invader It is one of my favoritesChrystola Tullos says:
i AM IN NEED OF AN AQUARIUM FOR MY CLASSROOM AND AN ECOSYSTEM. HOW DO i GET A GRANT FOR THIS.Karen Stuczynski says:
Space Invader Pectinia Lettuce coralKen S says:
PectiniaMatt Pedersen says:
A quick note update: sometimes you miss things because you don't know quite what you're looking for! Joe Rowlett shared an earlier Reefs.com article in which he refers to this species as Chaetodontoplus cf. melanosoma from Japan. - https://reefs.com/magazine/evolution-biogeography-chaetodontoplus/ - thanks for bringing this to my attention Joe.