Reef Threads Podcast #302
This week it’s our suggestions for reef-hobbyist gifts.
In our last show of the year we offer our ideas for holiday gifts for reef aquarists. Thanks to everyone for listening and helping us pass the 300-show milestone in 2016. We wish you all a joyous holiday season and look forward to making noise in your ear buds in 2017. Download the podcast here, or subscribe to our podcasts at iTunes. Also, follow us on Twitter at reefthreads.—Gary and ChristineSponsor: Rod’s Food
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Reef Threads Podcast #283
Head to your favorite bookseller and purchase An American Immersion by Jennifer Idol.
It’s podcastin’ time once again. This week’s topics include a book you should read, reef lessons from bees, and the big-box-LFS relationship. Download the podcast here, or subscribe to our podcasts at iTunes. Also, follow us on Twitter at reefthreads.—Gary and ChristineSponsor: Rod’s Food
Rod’s Food website
Christine’s Instagram page
Christine’s Instagram page
An American Immersion
An American Immersion
Reef Threads Podcast #256
Visit the Coral Fever website at coralfever.com
This week’s topics are a most-unusual combination of reef aquariums and drag racing. Our guests this week are Seth and Angelle Drago, owners of Coral Fever, a reef store and maintenance business located in Mathews, LA, near New Orleans. Motorcycle drag-racing fans will know Angelle as Angelle Sampey, three-time NHRA pro stock motorcycle world champion and the winningest female in motorsports history. We hope you enjoy hearing from Seth and Angelle about their business and racing. Download the podcast here, or subscribe to our podcasts at iTunes. Also, follow us on Twitter at reefthreads.—Gary and ChristineAngelle Sampey at the track.
Sponsor: Rod’s Food
Rod’s Food website
Coral Fever website
Coral Fever website
Angelle on FB
Angelle Sampey’s Facebook page
Rare basslet lands at Long Island pet shop
Country Critter’s pet shop in Patchogue, NY has landed a specimen of the rare, deepwater basslet Lipogramma evides. This small reef fish from the tropical Atlantic and Caribbean is normally found at depths of 145-365m...
