Aquacultured Wideband Clownfish (Amphiprion latezonatus) Clownfish have long been one of the most popular fish in the marine aquarium trade. Due to advances in technology along with a better understanding of the process, the...
Deep Sea Crab found by Smithsonian Scientists Good morning, I have another wild looking deep-sea crab for you all this morning found by our favorite scientists from the world famous Smithsonian Institution in...
Squirrelfish sp. Holocentridae Hi friends, I have one beautiful squirrelfish for you all today found on the last day of operations on our recent trip to St. Eustatius. This colorful little treasure...
How to Reduce Aquarium Power ConsumptionThis is the first of a short series of articles aimed at improving our aquariums’ sustainability: we will start by illustrating several tips to reduce the energy...
Deep-Sea Octopus Good morning, sorry about the text this morning, I’m having a weird formatting issue making me hate Word Press even more at this point.. I have four beautiful deep-sea...
Liverock Facts: Should you be Scared?For those of you nice folks that follow me on facebook, you know that I am on it frequently. I mean, I am on it A LOT. I often browse around trying to find the latest...
Varicus cephalocellatus, Deep-Sea Goby, Tiny Reef Fish I have a tiny one inch or less Varicus cephalocellatus, goby for you all today found by our world renowned scientists from the Smithsonian Institution using a deep sea...
Squirrelfish, Sargocentron sp. Good morning out there, I hope you all had a great weekend and went out and did something fun. I have a small, three inch Sargocentron sp. or squirrelfish for you today...
Felicia’s Unicorn Reef BowlReef Bowls have been around for a while, but they’re still considered to be unconventional and experimental. Brandon Mason started a 1 gallon reef jar in 2006, and Mary...
Pyramidellidae snails – Tridacna killers – how to eradicate them I recently had the bad luck of having to solve a Pyramidellidae snail problem. They’re a plague that can weaken and even kill the beautiful Tridacna...
