Fish Tales
Scrubbing Bubbles-1, Aquarium-0 Or, No Matter How Prepared You Are, Sometimes Things Just Don’t Work By Christine WilliamsI have moved house a few times ove... Read more.
Beta-glucan as an Immune Stimulant in Marine Aquaria
By Christine Williams Inevitably as reefkeepers we do things that stress our fish and invertebrates: bringing new animals in, moving them from tank to tank, add... Read more.
Back to the basics: new Reef Art site
Often times it is easy to get caught up in the beauty of our own tanks, but it is equally important to go back to the roots–to look to the ocean and reef... Read more.
Corals get Herpesvirus too
The herpes viruses are a large family of large (for a virus) double-stranded DNA viruses enclosed in an icosahedral protein coat (see above). Many of these cau... Read more.
More fish using tools
Last year we had the first reported use of tools by the Blackspot Tuskfish, Choerodon schoenleinii. The fish were obse... Read more.
Hawaiian legislature introduces two new anti-aquarium resolutions
As expected, the Hawaiian legislature introduced SCR1 and SCR2, which call for the governor to ban the collection of all aquarium-bound marine life. This follow... Read more.
The Pros and Cons of Frugality
Some people get off on spending money, and reefkeeping is a great hobby for those people. There are tons of “high-end”, trendy corals, the latest an... Read more.
Pros and Probiotics
The term “probiotics” is bandied about in reefkeeping a lot lately as the carbon-dosing fad (and technology) has been increased by the advent of Biopellets ... Read more.
What happens when you make your hobby into your job
Or perhaps “A Tale of When Your Mouth Works Faster Than Your Brain.” Hello all, and welcome to the blog. It’s a pleasure and an honor to participate with ... Read more.
Welcome to Submerge(d)!
To all our fellow reef addicts, newbies and old salts alike, welcome to our new blog! Here you will find writing on all aspects of reefkeeping—trends and tech... Read more.