by Francis Yupangco | Nov 16, 2014 | Conservation, Fish, Science
Global appetite for Tuna has increased tremendously over the last few decades. As such, along with the rapid surge in consumption has also included alarming decline in wild tuna species. There was a time when farming of tuna was considered... by Caitlin Nichole | Nov 11, 2014 | Conservation, Science
Growing up, Sylvia Earle’s mother encouraged her every step of the way. She filled her teenage daughter’s impressionable head with hopes and dreams of someday becoming a teacher, a nurse or even a glamorous... by AquaNerd | Nov 10, 2014 | Conservation, Science
Tridanca ningaloo by Acro Al Here’s some exciting news for us self-professed clam junkies. Acro Al, obviously a clam junky in his own right, has unveiled that he may have bred the newly discovered but yet to be officially named Tridacna ningaloo clam at his facility in Australia. Al, who has been breeding all sorts of clam species, broke the news with this photo via Facebook, and it’s exciting news not only for the aquarium community, but for the scientific community as well. This event may mark the first time the species has even been bred in captivity by Austin Lefevre | Nov 9, 2014 | Conservation, Fish, Science
ORA has added another fish to their growing list of successful captive bred offerings, this time it’s a little filefish! Filefishes in general just make me smile. Their goofy demeanor and camouflaging ability make them very... by Francis Yupangco | Nov 3, 2014 | Conservation, Fish
Whataburger, the fast food restaurant based in Texas, has given a $1 million dollar donation to the Texas State Aquarium. Â It is just one of the contributors as part of the ‘Campaign Caribbean’... by Caitlin Nichole | Nov 3, 2014 | Conservation, Photography
Whether you’re a reefer who’s hobbies also cross into stamp collecting, or, like me, you just adore all things from the deep blue and would love to dot your letters with something fishy, you should take a look at this handsome collection of postage from...