by Rich Ross | Jan 14, 2025 | Invertebrates
…... by Josh Saul | Jan 13, 2025 | Invertebrates
So there is a reason why you don’t want more than two cleaner shrimp in a crowded tank: the little buggers will kill each other, and apparently even gang up on the smallest shrimp around the time of a molt to be more effective in their Soprano-esque... by Advanced Aquarist | Jan 6, 2025 | Invertebrates
Carpet anemones host many species of clownfish in both the wild and in our tanks: clarkii, sebae, percula, ocellaris, and others. Here is a video by diver Will Webster of a drop-dead gorgeous solitary red carpet anemone hosting a number of A.tricintus clownfish. by Josh Saul | Dec 2, 2024 | Invertebrates, Photography
Check out these absolutely incredible macro photographs of starfish. These animal’s undersides always looked unusual when exposed on the glass of an aquarium, but I don’t think anyone expected them to look this amazing up... by Kenneth Wingerter | Nov 25, 2024 | Invertebrates
Just about everyone wants to save the whales. Sharks get a whole week to themselves. The simple fact is, concerning the marine environment, it is the megafauna that gets all of the attention. Not to say that the attention is unwarranted; they are often amazing... by Admin | Nov 18, 2024 | Invertebrates
Many deep-sea animals such as anglerfish use parts of their body as lures to attract prey. Some deep-sea squids may use this strategy as well.
