Seachem, the makers of the AquaVitro line of aquarium products have just announced the release of a highly durable aquarium cleaning pad. The product announcement doesn’t sound all that exciting but a lot or testing a product development has gone into this new aquarium glass (and acrylic) cleaning pad.…
Seneye recently updated their mobile app and the new version is simply called – ‘Seneye V2’.
The previous version will be end of life next month (February 2018) so now is the time to update to Version 2.…
Rock Flower Anemones have become widely popular in the reef aquarium hobby. They are available in a myriad of vibrant, contrasting color combinations. They are considered to be one of the easiest anemone species to care for in the home aquarium, making them a great choice for beginner or advanced aquarists.…
Quality Marine has imported five species of coral and fish for the first time from Australia. Our Australian partners supply Quality Marine with an extensive list of rare and beautiful species, and are a model for their commitment to sustainable collection.…
It’s been a few months (almost) since Sea & Reef introduced its latest designer clownfish; the Black Storm. I haven’t had the pleasure of seeing the Black Storm Clownfish, but we are looking forward to receiving a pair of them next week.…
MASNA is proud to announce that the Quarter 2, 2017 publication funded by the Dr. Junda Lin Memorial Fund for Publishing Open Access Marine Aquarium Research is now freely available to the public as an open access article.…
Mary Lee, arguably the most famous shark in America, has gone silent.
After being tagged with a transmitter by research organization Ocearch off the coast of Cape Cod in 2012, Mary Lee gained a legion of loyal followers tracking her ocean journeys.…
It’s nice to start off the new year with a new aquacultured marine fish species: juvenile Koran Angel (Pomacanthus semicirculatus). Read the official press release from Quality Marine:
Quality Marine is excited to start the New Year by offering yet another new aquacultured species: juvenile Koran Angel (Pomacanthus semicirculatus).…
In 1799, the Italian scientist Alessandro Volta fashioned an arm-long stack of zinc and copper discs, separated by salt-soaked cardboard. This “voltaic pile” was the world’s first synthetic battery, but Volta based its design on something far older—the body of the electric eel.…