While very uncommon, it is possible for a glass pane on your aquarium to develop a permanent haze appearance as a result of alkali glass corrosion. What is alkali glass corrosion? It is a reaction that happens in glass that has absorbed some contaminants in the...
As an underwater photographer and general fan of quirkiness in the fish world, I really enjoy finding the oddities. There's also a real thrill in finding the weird fish, that have evolved quite interesting and often elaborate camouflage to go along with their...
In my last few posts I've discussed how I try to photograph a cross-section of the reef life I come across, from vistas of coral in well-lit waters to shoals of whatever night be swimming past. One of my favorite categories of reef life to snap are the tiny critters...
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October 6th marked 15 years of Coral Morphologic! Here’s us celebrating @ CM HQ with the lab cats. Thank You to everyone who has shown us love and support over the years: you know who you are and we love you too!
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We are pleased to announce the release of a new 3D Printed frag rack system from Biotek Marine. The new adjustable height legs are designed to securely lock into standard egg crate that is widely used for frag racks everywhere. The IntelliLegs are available in 4 packs...
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When I take underwater photographs, I often try to capture divers in their ‘natural’ element, or charismatic species of fish and invertebrates in either wide-angle shots, or up close with a macro lens. These are the more commercially valuable images. However, as a...