by Joe Rowlett | Dec 20, 2016 | Fish
The sharpnose pufferfishes (Canthigaster) are a diverse lot, with dozens of species scattered across the world’s tropical waters. While a handful of taxa regularly make their way into the aquarium trade, many remain poorly known and are seldom... by Admin | Dec 20, 2016 | Fish, Photography, Too Cute
We all know a picture of a cute baby animal is appealing; one of my favorites to shoot is the juvenile Lyretail... by xeniaforever | Dec 20, 2016 | Eye Candy, Travel, Video
Take a virtual trip to the most exotic locations with Ocean Shutter’s “Rolling in the Deep” series of high-def videos.... by Admin | Dec 20, 2016 | Advanced Aquarist
Yup! The Japanese public aquarium is hoping to be the first to not only breed whale sharks in captivity but also the first to ever observe the mating and breeding behavior of these mysterious ocean giants. by Gary Parr | Dec 19, 2016 | MACNA, Podcast, Reef, Science
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Over the years, we’ve seen an awful lot of ships, boats and ‘tubs’ of all sizes sink to the sea floor. We’ve made movies about them, raised historic ones, lost them and then found them again and for a few folk, explore them in... by Admin | Dec 19, 2016 | Advanced Aquarist
In vibrant and dreamlike paintings, Portland artist Lisa Ericson "hybridizes" tropical freshwater fish with coral reef imagery. Her work is meticulous, creative, and simply stunning. by Joe Rowlett | Dec 18, 2016 | Fish
Some incredible new footage was recently shared, highlighting a remarkable case of mimicry found in a very poorly known species of dottyback—Manonichthys jamali. Described in 2007, it belongs to a small group of pseudochromids which occur only in the Coral Triangle...