When you decided to start up a reef tank hopefully you did some basic thinking as to what type of ‘reef tank’ you want – just corals? just fish? live rock with fish? or a true to life reef with corals and fish? If corals alone are your choice, our Best Beginner Corals article can help you along that road. […]
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Usually, several individual clownfish of the same species occupy a single anemone — a large and dominant female, an adult male, and several subordinates. But the who gets to live where competition between 28 species of clownfish and 10 species of anemone could get quite competitive. But in the Coral Triangle of Southeast Asia clownfish have figured out how to share and anemones are […]
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Magazines can keep you up to date on the latest trends in reef keeping and marine aquarium. From livestock to equipment, to the latest advances magazines, either print or online, can be an important source of information. See our Reefkeeping Publications – Print and Online page for a list!
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Two marine eels that glow neon green are the first ever bright green fluorescent fish recorded in the wild. They were discovered by David Gruber off Little Cayman Island in the Caribbean when they photobombed a shot of biofluerescent corals. Gruber’s work has since helped identify more than 180 species of biofluorescent fish. Discovered back in 2011, Gruber, working with […]
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