D & D Seawater Refractometer Head-to-Head
Today I managed to get some hands on time with D&D’s new seawater refractometer. For those of you who haven’t heard about it yet, it’s the... Read more.
Fukushima Marine Science Museum Re-Opens
Japan is well on its way to recovering from the earthquake that struck on March 11th and the re-opening of the Fukushima Marine Science Museum aquarium is a go... Read more.
Weekly Eye Candy #3
The draw of photography for me has always been the learning experience that comes along with it, and reef photography is no different. This week while shooting ... Read more.
Sea Urchins Have Big Eyes
Sea urchins have more than big eyes; their entire bodies are essentially eyes! They may not be the complex ocular instruments we’re used to living with, b... Read more.
Tunze’s Next Move
In the wake of the article, Experimental Comparison of Measured Flow Output of Aquarium Propeller Pumps, a lot of Tunze owners and curious onlookers were left w... Read more.
Keep the Fluorescents Rolling
I’m really impressed with all the coral fluorescence photos posted here by fellow bloggers, so I couldn’t resist jumping on board the train. This is... Read more.
SMD Aquarastik RGB Fixtures
German Based company SMD Aquarastik recently released a new type of LED fixture using a RGB chip to bring better color and more flexibility to our aquariums. Th... Read more.
Seneye Monitor | Why So Cheap?
Since the Seneye monitor hit the market it has created a huge amount of buzz with reef keepers of all types, and I’ve noticed a major trend with the feedb... Read more.
Orphek Ships T5 LEDs
Orphek announced today that their brand new Slimline, formerly called, T5 LED tubes are ready and shipping to dealers. If you’ve been watching and waiting... Read more.
Run in With Death
It’s common knowledge that there are certain things in the ocean that can kill a person, but it’s not every day that a hobbyist runs into one of the... Read more.