CITES and Seahorses – Why What Happened at Steinhart, (Kinda) Stays at Steinhart
Will the private aquarist be able to buy a captive-bred pygmy seahorse?
CORAL Featured Video: The Tiniest Seahorses
A fabulous must-see video by CORAL photographers Denise Nielsen Tackett and Larry Tackett posted by Wakatobi Dive Resort
CORAL Magazine’s Captive-Bred Marine Fish Species List for 2019
Our annual accounting of captive-bred marine aquarium fishes adds 37 species to the list. Tal Sweet and Matt Pedersen break down another exciting year in the world of marine ornamental aquaculture.
CORAL Magazine Excerpt: The Aquarium Ark
Can marine aquarists provide a safety net for endangered species and aquatic diversity? We first examined this question in the May/June 2012 edition of CORAL Magazine.
Starry Goby Successfully Bred by Biota
Asterropteryx semipunctata, newly released as captive-bred, is a charming little teal-spotted goby that’s ideal for small marine aquariums with passive tankmates.
New Fresco Shelf-Stable Tinned Foods from ELOS
ELOS is offering a new line of premium Fresco Foods in shelf-stable tins.
MACNA 2019: Meet-Ups are Back!
MACNA 2019 is once again offering meeting spaces for marine aquarium interest groups so that you can meet-up with your friends, and make new ones!
Hippocampus japapigu, the Newest Pygmy Seahorse
Japan is home to this diminutive and charming new seahorse species.
CORAL Magazine’s Captive-Bred Marine Fish Species List for 2018
Our annual accounting of captive-bred marine aquarium fishes added nearly 30 species to the list. Tal Sweet and Matt Pedersen break down another exciting year in the world of marine ornamental aquaculture.
Quality Marine Reflects on 2017’s Year in Commercial Aquaculture
Quality Marine’s Cynthia DeLillo presents a marine aquarium trade point of view on aquaculture and captive-breeding, reflecting on 2017 and looking ahead to 2018.
Matt Pedersen says:
Given their similarity to the ubiquitous Royal Gramma relative (Gramma loreto) I think their care requirements are probably a mirror image of the sibling species. Depending on who you ask, while some folks might say a 10 gallon is fine for a single fish, most references put the minimum for a single in the range of 20-30 gallons.Matt Pedersen says:
Robert, I do not believe Biota had anything to do with the initial Gramma dejongi production by Gardner in 2017, but they are now involved with the species in 2019.Steve says:
On the Dejongi basslet what size tank and reef would be preferred?Arvin Charran says:
Please email me if you have Altums in AlbertaJeff Johnston says:
This skimmer is a BEAST!Robert Harsh says:
The third party is probably Biota.