Walt Whitman High School is Pleased to Announce its Coral Science and Aquaculture Research Program
By Frederick Feraco
Located in Huntington Station, NY, the Walt Whitman High School science research program is for 9-12 grade students interested in research. ... Read more.
A Look at the 8,000-gallon Indo-Pacific Reef Tank at Omaha’s Henry Doorly Zoo and Aquarium
By Tim Morrissey, Senior Aquarist
Omaha, Nebraska might not be your typical destination for viewing coral reefs, with the nearest coral reefs occurring 110 mile... Read more.
Fish Tales: A Different Way to Reef
By Nathalie Winans
Tech-heavy reef systems are all the rage these days. Tanks everywhere are loaded with hardware and software—lighting that replicates tropic... Read more.
Fish Tales: Raising Coral Beauties in a Landlocked Hobbyist’s Basement
By Kathy Leahy
I could hardly believe my eyes when I saw that little fish swimming in a ten-gallon tank in my St. Louis, Missouri home. It was a juvenile fish I... Read more.
Reefing in Australia: What is it all about?
By Peter Blagojevic
It has long been a belief to many that reefing in Australia would be so much easier as we have access to the largest reef in the world. Sadl... Read more.
A Look into Seahorse Savvy’s Hatchery and Keeping Seahorses in a Home Aquarium
By Alyssa Gabriel
Seahorse Savvy is a seahorse hatchery located on the Eastern Shore of Maryland, owned and operated by two biologists, Kyle Martin and myself. ... Read more.
Fish Tales: The Teacher’s Pets
By David Bowers
The snow may be blowing and the outside temperature hovering near zero, but you would never know that walking into the marine biology lab at Bel... Read more.
Evaluating Synthetic Sea Salts
By C. M. Schwim
Seawater is the lifeblood of our marine aquariums. Some aquarists near the coast can obtain natural seawater (NSW) for their aquariums, but most... Read more.
Dark Waters
By Adrian Shirk
( © 2016 Shirk, as first published on TheMorningNews.com )
In the early morning of October 1st, 2007, a volunteer for the Oregon Department o... Read more.
The Greatest Frag Swap on Earth
By John Parkinson
I dove into the ocean and immediately regretted my decision. It was a hot day in June of 2011, and I was wearing too much neoprene. My SCUBA g... Read more.