Reef Beef Podcast – Episode 11 – 74 Degrees is the Magic Number
In this episode we talk to out guest Felicia McCaulley about Plastics & Reefkeeping, Sexual Harassment in the Marine Aquarium Industry, Seahorse Keeping, and Ben tells a story about Aquarium Servicing, Burritos, & Adult Films.…
Want to watch mini MACNA again? Did you miss MACNA 2020 Phoenix Rising? The mini MACNA & MACNA 2020 Phoenix Rising recordings are now available to MASNA members. Becoming a MASNA member has many perks and directly supports MASNA in it continued mission to...
"Zebra mussels, named for the zigs and zags on their almond-sized shells, are native to Eurasia, and are thought to have first arrived in North America in the late 1980s as stowaways on ships lumbering across the Great Lakes. The mussels probably sloshed around in...
Dear MACNA 2021 Sponsors, Exhibitors, and Guests, Once again, the safety of the entire world, our nation, and our marine aquarium community is paramount to the MASNA Board and the MACNA 2021 committee. It is essential that we continue to limit our unnecessary travel...
Reef Beef – Episode 8 – The John Wayne Gacy of Reefkeeping
In this episode we talk about selling used aquarium gear online, dipping corals, and stories of being a professional aquarist.…
We're asking members of the marine aquarium hobby to answer the 5 questions below on video so we can aggregate the answers for mini MACNA! Please take a horizontal selfie video or have someone else record you saying your answers to the 5 questions. Please keep...
Hearts are heavy in the reefing world tonight, as we mourn the death of one of our smartest, kindest, most creative and generous members: Caitlin Lee. She was an editor and contributor at reefs.com for many years, and she was loved by all who knew her. She was my...
Happy chocolate day, everyone! While I have mixed feelings about this holiday, I definitely DON'T have mixed feelings about ridiculous puns-they're the absolute best. Please enjoy these selections, and feel free to add your own in the comments!
With hopes for an end to the pandemic in mind, the folks at Project Oceanology have just posted their summer program schedule. They currently have four camps planned, with multiple sessions of each- two overnight and two day camps, and, of course, they all look really...
“MASNA is dedicated to its continuous support of all communities within our diverse industry. We welcome everyone to our community regardless of their race, color, sexual orientation, gender identity, religion, age, national origin, physical ability, or political affiliation.…