Quality Marine Receives Rare Cook Island Fish Species
Aquarium exporters in the Cook Islands delivered a treasure trove of exceedingly rare aquarium fish to Los Angeles-based importer and wholesaler Quality Marine.
Aquacultured Bluestripe Pipefish (Doryrhamphus excisus) Arrive at Quality Marine
Cultured pipefish are raised on prepared, often frozen meaty foods, eliminating the old requirement of offering live foods for successful husbandry.
Aquacultured Sea Cucumbers
These aquacultured Holothuria fuscopunctata are accustomed to captive conditions, eating processed foods and conditioned to human interaction.
Quality Marine Receives Aquacultured Wideband Clownfish (Amphiprion latezonatus)
After a multi-year absence, captive-bred Wideband Clownfish, Amphiprion latezonatus, make a triumphant return to the marketplace.
Classroom Clowns
Brandon Rutherford’s elementary students team up with Dr. Justin Rhodes and Quality Marine to bring classroom-bred Clownfish to market.
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Thanks for reading! You could probably build something that size with some of these materials, but I would try to get some input from somebody qualified in concrete construction. Even with a foam core, a concrete-coated basin with those dimensions will be pretty heavy. Do you need the pond to be portable? If it's going to be sited in just one spot, I think I would just pour the whole thing in solid concrete.Justin says:
Devin, Could this method be used to make a fish pond, say something 8 feet long, 3 feet wide and 2 feet deep ? Maybe some additional bracing ?Mike says:
I love these tiny gobies, even in large tanks. I have a group of T. rubromaculatum in a 180g with the usual group of wrasses, tangs, angels, etc and they hang out together in a little cloud and aren't afraid of anyone! I wish we would see more of these in the hobby.