by Jared Goldenberg | Sep 9, 2011 | DIY, Equipment, Industry, Opinion, Science
Before I start, I want to be clear that this will not serve as an advertisement for any company and I won’t be targeting any company specifically as either good or bad. The purpose is to impart the knowledge I have gathered on the subject in general and pass...
by Jared Goldenberg | Aug 2, 2011 | Industry, Science, Tanks
At some point or another all aquarists have seen and come into contact with Cyanobacteria. Even though it is sometimes referred to as “Slime Algae” it is in fact a photosynthetic bacteria and some believe it to be the “primordial ooze” from...
by Jared Goldenberg | Jul 23, 2011 | DIY, Science
It’s true, they are. Initially, it sounds like something you would feed your corals or fish. Maybe even a new powerhead or perhaps a new type of manmade rock? That last guess would be...
by Jared Goldenberg | Jul 19, 2011 | Fish, Industry, Science
Microchips are used for many things, including tracking animals for security and conservation efforts. If you have a dog, than odds are you’re no stranger to their use in helping track our pets’ health and/or...
by Lissa Mann | Apr 23, 2011 | Science
There are new species of fish being discovered all the time. In the last year alone, the discovery of a new species of fish living at extreme depths in the South Pacific, nine new species of handfish (a group related to anglerfish) off the coast of Australia, and two...
