New Product: Tropic Marin Zootonic
Zootonic has been formulated as a zooplankton substitute for filter feeding animals such as soft and hard corals, gorgonians, anemones, and feather dusters, as well as small fish that require microscopic food in their...Coral Reef Scene, Sea Fan
Good morning all, yes I know, long time!! Well, we have lots going on these days, we had the Smithsonian here for two solid weeks and that kept me busy around the clock plus we are crazy busy getting our house packed and ready to leave Curacao. I had to fly to Miami last week for one day to get us a car and put it in storage and then race back here the same day, that was one of the hardest things I have ever done. I’m still riding a lot trying to maintain my 100 miles a week but the weather has been really horrible!Eshopps piques our curiosity with new EID Line
What is Louie up to over at Eshopps?  Earlier today he hit us up with a little teaser for a new product design that we’ll be seeing in the future.  It is being referred to as the Eshopps Intelligent Design (EID)â„¢.  By all accounts this new and revolutionary design will be a real game changer. For now, we will just have to patiently wait and see what the good folks at Eshopps have in store for us.  The only other clue that I can pass on at this time is the awesome looking photo right above.  We are hoping that Louie will shed some more light on this in the coming days.  We expect a new product release to come sometime around the holiday season. ÂReef Threads Podcast #296
Alex Rose returns this week for a riveting chat about diving with Great White sharks and seeing some amazing reefs in Raja Ampat. Don’t miss this week as Alex takes us around the world once again. Also, take a moment to visit the Ocean Geographic Facebook page and Alex’s new The Ocean Facebook page. Download the podcast here, or subscribe to our podcasts at iTunes. Also, follow us on Twitter at reefthreads.—Gary and Christine
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