Life in Crinoids
There’s a lot of talk at the moment about living in bubbles; be they on social media or in terms of social isolation and avoiding a particular pestilence that... Read more.
Giris, Thilas, and Reefs
The Maldives has been a mecca for divers and tourists seeking white sand, palm trees and luxury resorts for several decades and for a country with only a fraction... Read more.
Shooting Nemo
By Richard Aspinall
Clownfish are some of the most engaging and characterful fish a diver is likely to encounter out on the reef and for photographers, both new... Read more.
The Southern Red Sea
By Richard Aspinall
There has been a significant interest in the Red Sea recently with several authors and aquarists taking trips over there and of course setting... Read more.
The Goldflake Angel: A True Beauty
By Richard Aspinall
I’ve had a long love affair with this fish ever since I first met one in an aquarium in London, in fact when I decided I’d offer this piece... Read more.
Richard Aspinall meets Jamie Craggs, Curator of the Horniman Aquarium, London
By Richard Aspinall
My visit to the Horniman museum was sparked by my interest in Project Coral – a pioneering project undertaken by the team at the Horniman... Read more.
Deception, Mimicry, Subterfuge and Hiding in Plain Sight
By Richard Aspinall
We all know by now that the underwater world is replete with amazing and astounding creatures, many are well known through decades of research... Read more.
Wrecks of the Red Sea: Coral Reefs of Iron, History and Life
By Richard Aspinall
Five thirty in the morning; a chill night breeze blows from the Sinai, rippling the sea, which laps against the hulls of our inflatable boats... Read more.
Shrimps for the Marine Tank
By Richard Aspinall
There are several species of shrimps that are commonly kept in marine tanks, with many of them considered reef safe, but first off, a little... Read more.