Posts Tagged ‘Indonesia’

A Hydrothermal Vent Reveals an Interesting Coral Hot Spot!

Swimming over a very healthy reef next to a hydrothermal vent, we couldn’t help to notice how healthy the corals were. We took some water samples and found few off parameters.

28 Apr 2:05 AM 0 Read More...

Shallow water Mycedium can be fantastic!

On a recent trip to North Sulawesi, in Indonesia, immediately to the south of the Philippines, right in the heart of the coral triangle, we discovered two insane, unique, brightly colored colonies, growing almost right on top of each other, and color-perfect candidates for reef tanks.

16 Mar 1:03 PM 0 Read More...

Two New Dwarf Angelfish Hybrids From Bali Aquarich

Our regular visit to Wen-Ping Su and Bali Aquarich was long overdue. It never disappoints. As usual Mr. Su had a couple of surprises up his sleeves; he greeted us with 2 new hybrids of Centropyge dwarf angelfish.

20 Jan 1:21 PM 1 Read More...

A Thorny Mystery Coral Revealed

So, was your answer to our “Thorny Mystery Coral” correct? Vincent Chalias of Bali Aquarium shares the scoop on a particularly unique coral that’s now being maricultured in Indonesia.

18 Jun 3:08 AM 1 Read More...

Coming Soon: Coral Ghosts

Coral Ghosts is the story of marine biologist Dr. Tom Goreau, whose life-long passion is to save corals, while on a mission to preserve his family archive of more than 7,000 photographs.

15 Oct 10:45 PM 2 Read More...