by Joe Rowlett | Aug 2, 2018 | Fish
And a hearty farewell to the ill-fated Pseudanthias vizagensis, we hardly knew ye. by Joe Rowlett | Nov 13, 2017 | Fish, Science
Earlier this year, a beautiful new species of anthias was described in what can only be described as an incredibly obscure scientific journal, and, as tends to happen in these instances, this discovery is only now getting... by Joe Rowlett | Apr 4, 2017 | Fish, Science
A number of dazzling new species have recently been uncovered from the remote reefs of Easter Island. Last month, researchers from the California Academy of Sciences, along with several Chilean collaborators, conducted a series of surveys to document the region’s... by Joe Rowlett | Jul 25, 2016 | Fish, Science
Yesterday we discussed a sensational new species of anthias that has been turning up regularly in Micronesia— a member of a widespread Indo, Pacific species group that is only seldom seen in the aquarium... by Joe Rowlett | Jan 29, 2016 | Fish, Science
The Immaculate Clade: smithvanizi, parvirostris, unimarginatus, bimarginatus & cf bimarginatus “Africa” This clade can be recognized by the thick lavender margins of the caudal fin and the usual presence of a thin red stripe along the base of the dorsal...
