Revisitng “Jaubert Method” reefkeeping

Most reefkeepers would never imagine running an aquarium without a protein skimmer because skimmers have proven themselves as effective nutrient control (more precisely: algae and bacteria export). But before the protein skimmer's rise to prominence, methods like the Jaubert system were used to maintain water quality in captive reefs.

“Tye Dyed” Fish Marries Art and Science

The Seattle Aquarium is currently hosting an art exhibit named "Cleared" showcasing the piscine photographs of Dr. Adam P. Summers. These aren't just any ol' fish photos; By specially dyeing (deceased) fish, Dr. Summers is able to "flesh out" the intricate details of fish anatomy. His photos are equal parts science and art.

When it comes to corals, you can’t judge a book by its cover

Reseachers from Penn State University and Louisiana State University have shown that when it comes to corals, you can't ID them just by their appearance. Very similar looking corals may actually be very different species at the genetic level. Furthermore, the genetic differences between two visually indistinguishable corals help explain why some corals are more successful.