VIDEO: SECORE Curaçao Coral Restoration Documentary
Underwater filmmaker Vanessa Cara Kerr/Reef Patrol has produced another video documentary, this time showcasing the work of SECORE Curaçao. Growing Coral Babies in the Caribbean looks under the waters of Curaçao, showcasing both the good and bad as researchers race to save these threatened ecosystems.
MACNA Keynote Address and Speaker Lineup
After a two-year hiatus forced by the COVID-19 Pandemic, MACNA, the Marine Aquarium Conference of North America, will return to the in-person format so many aquarists know and love. MACNA 2022 features a deep lineup of expert speakers on a wide range of topics that will intrigue and inspire every marine aquarist.
The Curious SeaTorch Coral Viewer
Reef aquarist and author Tony Vargas had sent the SeaTorch Coral Viewer to his friends at aquarium retailer and consultant Blue Marine Life in Doha, Qatar. Blue Marine Life shared an enjoyable unboxing video (watch here) which they called “The Luxury Coral Viewer,” and we became curious.
CORAL New Issue “REFUGIUMS GONE WILD” Inside Look
A preview of articles and images in the just-published issue of CORAL, The Reef & Marine Aquarium Magazine, May/June 2022.
VIDEO: 100 Captive-Bred Copperband Butterflyfish Distributed
When aquacutlure research is successful, something has to be done with all the baby fish! Watch as 100 captive-bred Chelmon rostratus venture out into the world beyond their laboratory birthplace.
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