by AquaNerd | Jan 13, 2018 | Reef, Science
MASNA is proud to announce that the Quarter 2, 2017 publication funded by the Dr. Junda Lin Memorial Fund for Publishing Open Access Marine Aquarium Research is now freely available to the public as an open access article. In 2017, MASNA introduced the Dr. Junda Lin Memorial Fund for Publishing Open Access Marine Aquarium Research with the goal to off-set the cost to students of publishing research as open access articles in order to promote the spread of scientific ideas to not only scientists, but to anyone who is interested in the research, by making it freely available. Dr. Junda Lin was a Professor of Biological Sciences at the Florida Institute of Technology and the Director of the Institute for Marine Research (IMR). Dr. Lin’s Lab focused on the by Afishionado | Jan 12, 2018 | Equipment, Science
LED Lights Ten years ago, it would have been hard to imagine that this form of lighting could become the most popular source of light for marine hobbyists, aquaculture facilities, and public aquariums.… by danireef | Jan 12, 2018 | Equipment, Events
Skimz presented two dosing liquid containers at CIPS 2017, the DLC3 and DLC4, specifically designed for the Balling method. Skimz named them  DLC: Dosing Liquid... by danireef | Jan 11, 2018 | Equipment, Events
Lots of news at Macro Aqua’s stand, starting with their new protein skimmers, the “Titanium Square Skimmers“. This is a protein skimmer series with an unusual shape:... by danireef | Jan 10, 2018 | Equipment
This opening picture is sensational, I admit. And certainly the new Zetlight ZT6500, ZT6600, and ZT6800 should not be used like this! The new series of three ceiling lights come in three levels of increasing power, from 80 to 210 watt, with each light longer than the... by AquaNerd | Jan 10, 2018 | Science
Photo courtesy: Osearch.org Mary Lee, arguably the most famous shark in America, has gone silent. After being tagged with a transmitter by research organization Ocearch off the coast of Cape Cod in 2012, Mary Lee gained a legion of loyal followers tracking her ocean journeys. She has nearly 130,000 Twitter followers. However, no ping has been registered since June, reports the Post and Courier of Charleston. The good news: It doesn’t necessarily mean the end of Mary Lee. Ocearch tells Jacksonville.com that it’s more likely the batteries in her transmitter, designed to last about five years, have finally given out. See related article: Probable Great White Shark Nursery Discovered off Long Island. Click here to read more at Fox News. by danireef | Jan 9, 2018 | Supplements, Tanks
Equo has released a supplement line, called Coral Reef 1, 2, and 3, suggested for a correct maintenance of a marine aquarium concerning triad and chemistry. The trio includes micronutrients, trace elements, and mineral salt... by danireef | Jan 8, 2018 | Equipment
LGMAquari has updated its skimmer line with two new tools, the LGs 2250 and the LGs 2550, at the same time as the release of the new powerful Sicce SDC 4000. These two little monsters are appropriate for aquariums of big...
