by Admin | Apr 30, 2015 | Advanced Aquarist
California Academy of Science worked with Tenji Aquarium Design+Build to build a total jellyfish system designed to culture jellyfish through every point of their life stage. The feat of engineering is impressive! Plus there is a nifty bonus seahorse culturing system. by Admin | Apr 29, 2015 | Advanced Aquarist
Mollisquama parini is a supremely rare dwarf shark from very deep (300+ meters/1000 feet!) subtropical waters off both costs of the the Americas. Virtually nothing is known about these sharks. by Admin | Apr 24, 2015 | Advanced Aquarist
Luisgo, I think you may want to consider a new reef tank. When corals have grown to such an extent that a quarter of your 125g's front viewing panel is encrusted with SPS, it's probably time to upgrade. And then there's that massive Euphyllia colony ... by Admin | Apr 23, 2015 | Advanced Aquarist
Last week, we reported on mass fish mortality at Texas State Aquarium due to fluke treatment. In all, 389 fishes ended up losing their lives. The primarily investigation faults a mislabeled container of chemicals supplied by the manufacturer. What should have been Trichlorfon ended up being something completely different. Yikes! by Admin | Apr 22, 2015 | Advanced Aquarist
Evisceration is not a sexy topic. Gross as it may be, it is an excellent defensive mechanism that a select few animals can do. Most of us know about a sea cumcumber's ability to expel its digestive tract to escape predators, but they aren't the only reef creatures able to do this. Tunicates (AKA sea squirts) also can. Scientists discovered the amazing extent of tunicates' ability to regenerate and how this research may help humans. by Admin | Apr 21, 2015 | Advanced Aquarist
A new Japanese dwarf goby has just been officially cataloged into the books. Like many other new Trimma and Eviota species recently discovered, Trimma yoshinoi is another pint-sized beauty!
