I’m looking at you… I’m looking at you… The basal split in the evolution of clownfishes occurred roughly ten million years ago (Litsios et al 2014), resulting in a clade comprised of the Percula & Ocellaris Clownfishes (A. percula & A. ocellaris), plus the Maroon [...]
I’m pleased to finish the relaunch of Advanced Aquarist as a Reefs.com publication. All the popular content is back, but reformatted for even better readability. We’ve also changed the search function, making it easier for you to find your favorite writers. To kick off the new magazine [...]
Dear Carassius auratus, with all due respect, I think I might deserve your common name more than you do. Sincerely, Pethia [...]
This chubby lil' guy is named Odontonia bagginsi. These shrimps live inside sea squirts and are currently only known from the coral reefs of Tidore, [...]
Even fast-growing corals such as SPS only lay down millimeters of growth per day. The only way to see their growth "in action" is many weeks of photography stitched together in a time-lapse. Peter Kragh has done exactly this and shares his [...]
Fishes collected from deep waters require time-consuming decompression to bring them to the surface healthy and alive. Now a new invention called SubCAS - designed and first built by Matt Wandell! - allows divers to to safely and efficiently surface fishes within a pressurized [...]
With the support of the world's largest ecommerce website, aquarium systems designer Tenji Aquarium has built some of the world's most remarkable aquatic exhibits we've laid eyes [...]
The BIOTOPE AQUARIUM Project aims to create the first multilingual interactive mobile app to help aquarists recreate habitats as close to nature as [...]
