by Admin | May 12, 2015 | Advanced Aquarist
Here are two beautiful aquascapes featuring gnarly driftwood projecting from both sides of the tank towards the middle to frame and add a lot of "movement" to their composition. by Leonard Ho | May 11, 2015 | Advanced Aquarist
Chrysiptera caesifrons is the newest Pomacentrid species. What's most remarkable about the damselfish isn't its appearance or behavior but rather how wide its natural range is and that it has only now been described. by Leonard Ho | May 8, 2015 | Advanced Aquarist
A new research by the UM Rosenstiel School of Marine & Atmospheric Science finds that staghorn corals fed dried zooplankton were able to sustain normal growth at elevated temperatures and CO2. Studies like this further reinforce the importance of coral nutrition in the wild and in captivity - a subject Advanced Aquarist has covered extensively in recent months. by Leonard Ho | May 7, 2015 | Advanced Aquarist
Loricariids aren't known for death-defying antics; fact is, they live a very unexciting sedentary lifestyle. But this pleco, Chaetostoma microps, was recorded climbing up and down a vertical wall in an Ecuadorian cave ... using its sucker-mouth! by Leonard Ho | May 5, 2015 | Advanced Aquarist
Sorry for the click-bait title. We couldn't resist. A new species of gall crabs that lives inside open brain corals, Trachyphyllia geoffroyi, has just been described. by Leonard Ho | May 1, 2015 | Advanced Aquarist
The frame appears to be made of copper or bronze (which would make more sense around water). It's always fascinating to see aquariums from decades gone by. Designs have radically changed over the years from both a material and aesthetic point of view.
