RAP just ended few days ago and for those of you that missed the show and are having the RAP blues, here is something to cheer you up! Check out some of the amazing corals that the vendors brought to the show. On the side note, I have been noticing that the popularity of gonis and trachys have [...]
Sad news to report on corals today – Stony Coral Tissue Loss Disease—an infectious, water-borne disease that impacts hard coral species and damages entire reefs—has been found on corals in Dry Tortugas National Park. Until now, Dry Tortugas National Park was the only remaining section of [...]
All good things must come to an end and unfortunately this is the last video of Reef A Palooza Orlando 2021! For this video, I ran into a young YouTube personality, Levi Peterson, at the Reef Nutrition booth. If you think that he has a baby face, you are correct. Levi just graduated from high [...]
Australomussa a.k.a. Parascolymia is an uncommon LPS that could make for a wonderful centerpiece of a mixed reef aquarium. Let's take a closer look at the care requirements for this coral. Join this channel to get access to [...]
For this video, I made a short recap of Day 1 of Reef A Palooza Orlando 2021 which consists of my favorite corals from the show as well as short introductions (detailed videos are coming individually later) of the new products that were unveiled at the show! Take a look and let me know which one [...]
Hot off the press! First video of the show is eye candy corals from the amazing vendors of the show! Comment below on which one is your favorite. P.S. last shot is not coral but I love clams so it's on there. Forgive me [...]
Trends are always ever changing in our hobby but one thing that remains the same is that people hold SPS in high regards and love them unconditionally. The beauty, complexity of keeping them happy/ thriving, ability to pull different colors in different situations/settings, and ease of propagation [...]
Trachyphyllia are commonly referred to as an Open Brain coral and are one of the most popular large polyp stony [...]
