CORAL Excerpt: Dawn of a New Era for Marine Aquarists?
Now, as this issue’s cover stories show, we are on the threshold of a new level of captive breeding: the sexual reproduction of stony corals in home reef aquariums.
The Lanthanum Solution: Combating Flatworms in the Reef Aquarium
Daniel Knop examines the many methods that reef aquarists employ in an effort to eliminate problematic flatworm pests in reef tanks, including one option that may well be the ultimate weapon to eliminate flatworms once and for all!
The Case for Common Names (and Common Sense)
In real world, everyday life, most of us use the names of plants and animals that are various referred to as “common,” “vernacular,” “trivial,” “colloquial,” or even “farmer’s” or “fisherman’s names.”
Playing with Darts
My first encounter with a dartfish in the wild happened unexpectedly in a shallow lagoon on the Great Barrier Reef.
Live Coral Imagery from New Microscopy Technique
“We can now track the fate of the algae during [coral] bleaching as well as during initiation of the symbiosis.”
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