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Wisconsin Northwoods’ “Little Bohemia” of marine life
• When we think of marine aquaculture and warehouse facilities we think about the typical havens like Southern California’s thriving wholesaler industry a stone’s throw from LAX. So it’s amazing to ...
Even reef fish like a good massage
% Nothing beats a good spa treatment to erase the tension of a tough week at work—the manicure, pedicure, massage…the works. Reef fishes (and not just the females) know how to ...
Advanced Aquarist’s Magazine now in print at Amazon
2 For those of you that like to hold things in your hands including among other things reef magazines you'll be happy to know that the Advanced Aquarist's magazine is now ...
Guide of SPS coral coloration (make them more vivid, bright)
7 This guide endeavors to assist you with the ever popular SPS coral. This was written by member Shadowramy and it explains specific ideas and strategies in which you can do ...
Banggai Cardinalfish Pterapogon kaunderni saltwater fish profile
• The Banggai cardinalfish are one of the more popular saltwater fish for the aquarium hobby. It looks similar to the freshwater angelfish with its silver and black coloration. The bottom ...
Christmas Tree Worms (Spirobranchus giganteus) guide
% Christmas trees worms are a popular addition to the modern home aquarium. Sadly most die with a few short months, generally from an array of problems ranging from poor ...Beginners Guide to saltwater reef aquariums
3 When I first saw a saltwater aquarium I don’t remember my age, but I will never forget the sight of that tank. If you are like me you want ...
Artificial reef near Miami is a cemetery 45 feet down
• About 3 1/4 miles off the coast of Miami there lies a cemetery. It has enough for over 125,000 remains when all is said and done. Located about 45 ...
Reef Ramblings: Clamming Around Part II: Spawning Tridacnids
• 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, ...
