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 According to an online report, C. viridis (and close relatives) is the most imported species in terms of total fish numbers and has only been bred in captivity in recent …

A pair of tigers is now prowling the lush wilds of Lemur Forest, but to see them, you’ll have to look down. Aquarists recently introduced a pair of Tiger Stingrays …

noaasanctuaries: It’s not the latest Snapchat filter – this Hawaiian monk seal made its own flower crown for a seal-fie!  These endangered seals haul out on beaches throughout Papahānaumokuākea …

A flashy seafloor Ferrari, prowling the derelict mudflats like Le Tigra. It’s clear this zoo lander is winning its seafloor walk-off with a signature look: Blue Steel. This opalescent …

In this second episode of “The Eye Candies”, we explore the contents of Reefapalooza NY vendors’ tanks to discover even more eye-popping corals, anemones, and other reef animals. The …

How to Install a Calcium Reactor Injection Assembly on a Pax Bellum ARID Algae Reactor In this video, Tristan Wilson, owner of Pax Bellum, provides a tutorial on how …

During ReefAPaloozaNY, Reefs.com’s booth was a sight to behold. Not only did they have the amazing captive bred Flame Angelfish (which will come later), they allowed one of the …

#5 in the 2018 series of guest blog posts by Seattle Aquarium beach naturalists Bobby Arispe and Jen Strongin. Message from Jen: I spent every day on the beach …

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Want to keep up with all things MACNA 2018? The conference is being held September 7-9 in Las Vegas, and new news about show is being released constantly. To …