Possibly the world’s most advanced and sexy home aquaponics system
The main feature-set of the Grove Ecosystem. Ignore the “self-cleaning aquarium” pitch. It’s a pipedream of non-aquarists.Aquaponics... Read more.
Jellyfish don’t move the way we thought
Photo by ‘Intandem’From the Stanford School of Engineering:The surprising trick jellyfish use to swim by Tom Abate Millions of years ago,... Read more.
Hawaii is at it again
A school of yellow tang in Hawaii (photo by Bill Walsh)According to the Herald Tribune, at least 16 environmental groups support the Hawaii Office of... Read more.
Corals can regulate internal pH
Porites can regulate their internal fluids in highly dynamic environments. Photo by Fernando FloresSelf-regulating corals protect their skeletons against... Read more.
Fishes’ extendable jaws is a relatively recent evolution
To better understand the article below, first watch these two entertaining and education videos by youtube channel Smarter Every Day about how modern fishes’... Read more.
Innovative Marine redesigns Hydrofill while drastically lowering price
The new IM Hydrofill Ti ATO controller has been upgraded with corrosion-resistant titanium electrodes and a new PCB board that alternates the frequency being sent... Read more.
Balance of nitrogen, phosphorus, and zooplankton key to coral nutrition
Turbinaria reniformis in the experiment tank set-up. Credit: Erica Towle, Ph.D.From the University of Miami Rosenstiel School of Marine & Atmospheric... Read more.
Go Team! Fishes demonstrate complex teamwork
Photographic evidence of two rabbitfishes working together as a team already exists, but this fascinating behavior is only now being extensively researched and appreciated. ... Read more.
Sweet fish art
All photos by Shinri TezukaEye CandyConfectionery art has a rich Japanese tradition. Known as amezaiku, skilled artisans create sculptures with... Read more.