Just in time for the holiday season is this awesome winter-themed [...]
My recent trip to the Med allowed me to get a suite of images that I’m pretty pleased with. Some of them I’ve shared with you over the last few weeks. One of the things that I’ve been thinking about, though, relates to the nature of a reef: am I sharing images from reefs? Just in case [...]
What? Dosing nitrates to get rid of cyano? A common piece of advice when battling Cyanobacteria or cyano is to lower nutrients since cyano can be fueled by high phosphates or nitrates (cyano can also pop up due to elevated organics). So wouldn’t it be counter-intuitive to raise one of these [...]
As Charlie Veron is the Godfather of Corals, Julian Sprung is the undisputed godfather of our reefkeeping hobby. This man is single-handedly responsible for many great advancements and innovations, and has spent decades advocating for our hobby. As founder of Two Little Fishies, he has both [...]
From Latin word “aenigma” meaning “mystery”, referring to the observed facultative epizoic relationship and the specimens’ initially surprising phylogenetic [...]
My list of the Top 5 Corals to Avoid. What are some corals you think people should avoid? #tidalgardens #coral Music: Tracks: “Adjustment” “Essence” “Low Rider” Artist: David Cutter Music (http://www.davidcuttermusic.co.uk) License Terms: Paid License Video: Camera Gear List on Amazon [...]
Scolymia are one of the most highly sought after large polyp stony corals in the reef keeping hobby. They’ve been popular ever since intensely colored specimens started being imported from Australia. In this video we are going to cover some of the different species of Scolymia that you might find [...]