The ViViDSpectra LEDÂ Light
Introducing the ViViDSpectra LED Light The VS-3X14-W LED aquarium light has practical and sophisticated features aquarium enthusiasts have been looking and asking... Read more.
One-eyed pet wrasse gets prosthetic eye
Kiwi under anaesthesia getting his new artificial eyeFish can sense weakness, and like most wildlife, they’re usually not sympathetic to the less... Read more.
Care2 petition close to 160,000 signatures for WalMart to stop selling fish
Unfortunately not an uncommon sight at WalmartsThe Care2 petition to WalMart CEO, Doug McMillon, reads: Dear Mr. Mcmillon, I urge you to stop selling... Read more.
Godzilla goby: A new frilly-finned deep-water goby
Varicus lacerta, live photo by Barry Brown.Last month, we reported nine new goby species discovered – using manned submersibles – in deep-water... Read more.
The best fish portraits you will ever see
Some of you may have already been exposed to Angkatavanich’s jaw-dropping betta photography, which has made its round in media (including Advanced Aquarist)... Read more.
Your fishes know your face
This archerfish not only spits but also knows whose face to spit on!From the University of Oxford: Fish can recognise human faces, new research... Read more.
OdySea, the US Southwest’s largest aquarium, set to open this summer
Photo via Suntec Concrete’s twitter page https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MFGfMxrMeCQAn Oasis In the Desert The OdySea Aquarium will house over 200,000 square... Read more.
Boston’s Museum of Science completes the ‘Yawkey Gallery on the Charles River’Â exhibit
Tank and crawl-through area with water feature and living wallsAll photos are courtesy of Tenji Aquarium Design + Build... Read more.
Parts of Great Barrier Reef in serious trouble
Researchers survey bleached corals in shallow water in the Kimberly region, Western Australia, during current bleaching event. Credit: Chris CornwallFrom... Read more.
Cirrhilabrus isosceles, a new fairy wrasse
Photo by Hiroshi SenouWhile this fish is easily confused with Cirrhilabrus lanceolatus due to its sharply angular (AKA lanceolate) tail, genetic analysis... Read more.