Autor: Doug Robbins

This is a review that I’ve wanted to do since the last meeting of the Marine Aquarium Conference of North America (MACNA XV), in Louisville, Kentucky. At that... Read more.

The Marine Ornamentals Conference 2004 (MOC 2004), with its themes of Collection, Culture and Conservation was held in Honolulu from March 1 to March 4. It was held... Read more.

From Ocean To Aquarium: The Global Trade In Marine Ornamental Species By Colette Wabnitz, Michelle Taylor, Edmund Green and Tries Razak.UNEP World Conservation... Read more.

We are fortunate to have two new books, both excellent, with very different approaches to a common goal – providing the information you need to achieve success... Read more.

Living here in Hawaii, an important collection area for a number of popular aquarium species, has sensitized me to a major downside of our desire to maintain and... Read more.

This volume contains 240 pages that are profusely illustrated with more than 500 excellent color photographs, graphs and line drawings. There is also a bibliography... Read more.

Alf Nilsen and Svein Fossa continue their important contributions to the field of aquarium science with the fourth volume of what these highly expert and experienced... Read more.

I have two aquarium books on very different topics for this issue. To introduce the first, a book by Anthony Calfo on coral propagation techniques, I’ll open... Read more.

The volume contains 80 pages, illustrated with over 180 color photographs. There is a glossary, a bibliography, and an index.Algae: A Problem Solver Guide by Julian... Read more.

Underwater photographer/journalists Denise and Larry Tackett have put their extensive diving experience in the beautiful and diverse reefs and lagoons of Indonesia,... Read more.