ROCK YOUR REEF
VOLUME 22, NUMBER 1
7 Editor’s Page by Marc Levenson
8 Interview with Chad Callan, Katie Hiew,and Spencer Davis — Celebrated and criticized: Release of aquacultured Yellow Tangs into the wild sparks conversation by CORAL staff
18 Reef Visions by Matt Pedersen
FEATURE ARTICLES
24 Reef Structures by Marius Schumann
30 Negative Space — Innovative reef aquarium design by Marius Schumann
36 A Novel Coral Mounting System by Dr. Maik Friedrich
46 Cementing Rocks to Create Reefscapes by Daniel Knop
54 Live Rock: Past, Present and Future by Murray Camp
60 Shopping For Reef Rock: Our 2025 guide to live rock, dry rock, and more! by Hilary Jaffe
68 Indian Ocean adventures in the land of perpetual summer: Diving Seychelles by Alex Rose
78 Aquarium Portrait Working near a coral garden by Daniel Knop
DEPARTMENTS
92 Advanced Aquatics Exploring the void: Why temperate/coldwater marine aquariums are so rare by Josh Groves and Stu Wobbe
104 Events Calendar
106 LFS Locator: Outstanding aquarium shops
108 CORALexicon: This issue’s scientific & technical terms
110 Reef Marketplace: The marine products showcase
112 Advertiser Index
114 Reef Life by Alex Rose
How do I get this issue about cold water marine aquatics
We’ve actually published multiple articles that cover topics relating to coldwater marine aquariums, and more than one feature topic.
You can buy this issue as a printed back issue at https://www.aquaticmediapress.com/shop/coral-magazine-back-issues/coral-january-february-2025-rock-your-reef/
In addition, it is also readable in the digital edition archives, which are accessible with ANY active CORAL Magazine subscription, whether PRINT or digital-only. The archives currently include any issue going back as early as 2015.
Earlier issues are only available as printed back issues, provided they are still available. The one that immediately comes to mind as a must-have for a coldwater-interested aquarist is this one – COLD REEFS – May/June 2014 – https://www.aquaticmediapress.com/shop/coral-magazine-back-issues/coral-may-jun-2014-cold-reefs/
Kenneth Wingerter even has published a book on the subject, so that would be worth looking for as well.