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Reef Ramblings: Locomotion and Aquascaping

Posted on September 1st by Adam.
Introduction Fish Locomotion is a field of study that looks at how fish swim.  This may seem simple enough but there are many intricacies of muscle movement, fin shape, body design, habitat, prey ...
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Reef Ramblings- Changing Perspective (top down views)

Posted on July 31st by Adam.
Background Have you ever wondered why so many fish are horizontally compressed? Do you see beautiful clams for sale on-line but when you get them they are bland? Why do so ...
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Reef Ramblings: How Many Light Bulbs Does It Take To Screw-Up An Aquarist

Posted on June 2nd by Adam.
Adam Blundell M.S. Introduction Lighting questions will never be solved. Hobbyists will discuss this and debate it forever. If you want to see the data and analyze the graphs then please ...
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Reef Ramblings: Clamming Around Part II: Spawning Tridacnids

Posted on April 30th by Adam.
Reef Ramblings: Clamming Around Part II: Spawning Tridacnids Adam Blundell M.S. Introduction In the previous article I covered the many reasons why hobbyists would be interested in keeping Tridacnid clams.To sum up that article, Tridacnids are ...
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Clamming Around Part I: The Basics of Tridacnidae

Posted on March 31st by Adam.
Introduction Giant Clams are amazing. Let me just start by saying that. The members of the family Tridacnidae are also known as the Tridacnids or as the Giant Clams. These ...