Author: John C

It’s been over 20 years since I started culturing corals in the ocean and in dedicated aquariums. I always believed that the shape of a corals was mainly determined …

My last blog post was about wildlife habitats. A habitat is where an animal lives. A habitat needs four things: food, water, shelter and a place to raise their …

Just the name alone makes you expect some kind of dark fish shrouded in mystery. The Hyphessobrycon Megalopterus, or the Black Phantom Tetra, is a fresh water fish that …

Many of you have asked how you can support the Aquarium during this difficult time. We’re so humbled by the outpouring of affection and support you have shown for …

A recent study in the journal Current Biology has used historical data on over three hundred marine species to demonstrate a trend towards species abundance declining at the trailing …

Instead of going stir-crazy sitting inside, we want you to join us for the Solo Sweep Challenge during Earth Month! What is it?The South Carolina Aquarium is enlisting fans, followers, volunteers …

Internship at Tidal Gardens (Behind the Scenes) http://www.tidalgardens.com Taking a look behind the scenes here at Tidal Gardens. Video written, filmed, and edited by Becka Tyler. Taking a look …

If you have a small tank or you want a peaceful little community fish to add to your collection, the Clown Killifish could be just what you’re looking for. …

Large pomacanthids are characterful, seemingly intelligent and, in my experience, superbly able to avoid underwater photographers, so it was a great day when I managed to spend a few …

Longfin Clownfish are not new to the hobby, but Sea & Reef’s new Longfin Clownfish have a much different look to them than other Longfin Clownfish. The Domino Longfin …