by Joe Rowlett | Sep 11, 2023 | Fish
The Chagos Archipelago is comprised of a small isolated group of coral atolls located to the south of the Maldives in the Indian Ocean and is home to the world’s largest protected marine reserve. A curious blend of species occurs here, with some belonging to the... by Afishionado | Sep 30, 2022 | Breeding, MACNA
ORA, one of the world’s oldest and largest aquaculture farms for marine ornamental hobby, graced us with their amazing animals during MACNA 2022. How they operate is vastly different from other companies promoting aquaculture and... by AquaNerd | Dec 7, 2021 | Breeding, Clownfish
The Tangerine Albino Ocellaris Clownfish is not new to the hobby, but is rarely available from a commercial source by AquaNerd | Aug 4, 2021 | Fish, Reef, Tanks
Most beginners to the marine hobby cut their teeth on easy to keep, relatively cheap species such as Clownfish and blennies. When it comes to choice, compared to freshwater tanks, there are oceans full of absolutely stunning fishes out there for the advanced saltwater hobbyist to enjoy. But with so much choice, where do you start? Well, to give you a few ideas, here’s our magnificent seven cool marine fish for only the experienced saltwater enthusiast! Queen Angelfish (Hlacanthus ciliaris) The Queen Angelfish is a truly beautiful fish that’s found in the tropical waters around the Bahamas, Brazil, off the Florida coast, and in the Gulf of Mexico. Queen Angels are a startling electric blue with yellow scales and a brilliant yellow caudal. On the fish’s forehead by AquaNerd | Jun 5, 2020 | Fish
Once again Sea & Reef is in the news with a new designer clownfish. A few days ago Sea and Reef let us know about a new designer clownfish they have been working on and now its available as a limited release to aquatic stores across the country. The Longfin Black Storm Clownfish is the eighth Longfin Clownfish that was developed though captive breeding at the Sea & Reef facility in Franklin, Maine and it is probably my favorite. Longfin Clownfish are not new to the hobby, but Sea & Reef’s new Longfin Clownfish have a much different look to them. Their longfin clownfish have long flowing fins with more rounded, translucent margins. This sets them apart from the typical longfin strain that display jagged, stiff fins
