This adorable Jorunna parva and I hope you all have a safe, happy holiday! "Jorunna parva, popularly known as "sea bunny", is a species of dorid nudibranch, a shell-less marine gastropod mollusc in the family Discodorididae. It is found along the coasts of Korea, Japan, Palau, Philippines, [...]
Everything is upside-down and backwards right now. If you want a moment of distraction, might I suggest this adorable shark purse from XO Halo? It's simply a cute little piece of ridiculousness (with free shipping) that will bring a smile to your face. Purchase [...]
From all of here at reefs.com, thank you for making 2019 so memorable! We witnessed exciting breakthroughs in technology and husbandry, met great new friends and collaborators, and had a wonderful time keeping you, our readers, up-to-date on all that was happening in the reefing world. Thank you [...]
As I write posts for this site, there is a series of categories which I can select that best fit the theme of the post. From Corals to Conservation and Industry to Invertebrates. There are a few categories, though, that I seldom use, one of which is Too Cute. To address this situation, [...]
Walking down the aisles of Aquatic Experience and seeing rows of beautiful displays, talking to interesting people from the other side of the hobby, and generally being humbled by the strength of the freshwater aquarium industry was a worthy experience. In the last part of the Coverage series, I [...]
While it’s true that children are always learning, it can be fun to work on specific skills and subjects from time to time. Counting is a pretty integral skill in our day-to-day lives, and getting your little one engaged with learning their numbers, and what those numbers represent, is the first [...]
It’s back to school time for our little guppies, and what better way to keep a little bit of the ocean with them through long days in the classroom than with a fishy backpack? This lovely number is made by Patagonia, a company with great environmental policies. They have been supporting [...]
