Sharks and Seahorses found in London’s River Thames
We are often reminded these days of the ongoing loss of biodiversity around the world, with the aquatic world taking something of a pounding as global warming, pollution,... Read more.
Why we should all care about seagrass
If you’ve never taken an interest in seagrass, you’re missing out. I’ts biologically fascinating and perhaps more importantly, really, really... Read more.
More Morays
Even though I don’t get enormously excited by encounters with Moray Eels, I seem to have an awful lot of images of them, so here’s a few more species... Read more.
Moray Encounters
In an earlier post I mentioned that divers have a fascination with morays, seemingly getting very excited what we encounter a particularly large one. Personally,... Read more.
Coral City Fluorotour
We are proud to present Coral City Flourotour, our first short film in 3 years, and our first in-ocean filming project using techniques developed in the CM lab... Read more.
Lionfish in UK waters?
I think all readers of this post are aware of the spread of Lionfish through the waters of the Caribbean and the wider Tropical Western Atlantic, but for the first... Read more.
Let’s talk about Refugiums
Make it worthwhile, or skip it. View post – Let’s talk about Refugiums…... Read more.
Reef A Palooza Chicago – Polyplab (by Afishionado)
This post is by Richard Back (Afishionado) During Reef A Palooza Chicago, Polyplab unveiled the newest product from their already impressive line up. What I really... Read more.
Reef Diary #101: I saw nothing…
Just got home late at night, and didn’t see my reef once today. ? thank you for all your comments on last night’s episode, I read them all before I uploaded... Read more.
The fish that think it’s a flatworm
It’s been a while since I posted this image of one of the most curious little fish I’ve ever come across. This is the Banded or Blue-edged Sole (Soleichthys... Read more.