by CORAL Magazine | Jun 20, 2013 | Marine
By Andrew Bruckner, Ph.D. Global Reef Expedition Fiji’s reefs house some 333 species of corals of all shapes, sizes and colors, many of which we’ve seen in Lau Province. We’ve examined many reef types, some which fringe the shore (fringing reefs), some in the center...
by CORAL Magazine | Jun 17, 2013 | Marine
By: C.M. Schwimm* Most marine aquarists who frequent online message boards have heard the term “Tang Police” (abbreviated here as TP). Some are even members of this group themselves, while a few other unlucky souls have been “arrested” by them. Conversely, there are...
by CORAL Magazine | Jun 13, 2013 | Marine, News & Notes
Live Feeds at the Tropical Aquaculture Lab: Colurella adriatica Story by Rising Tide Conservation, republished with permission. We first spotted Colurella adriatica in one of our larval rearing systems that had been fed wild zooplankton. It exhibited some...
by CORAL Magazine | Jun 7, 2013 | Marine, News & Notes
Sometimes science just happens, as when a new species turns up by happenstance, hope, and a generous measure of luck. A beautiful new species of blenny has been discovered as unintended bycatch during targeted specimen catching off Curaçao at about 550 ft...
by CORAL Magazine | Jun 6, 2013 | Marine
This 3-gallon (11-L) reef, complete with stony corals and an astonishing array of marine organisms is tracked as it matures and evolves over its three-year life by owner Aaron Belandre, known to members of the Nano-Reef.com forum as El Fab—a bit of a legend in his own...
