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What will the Ecotech Radion LED be like?

With Ecotech Marine filing a trademark for a new LED aquarium light under the mark “Radion” we wonder how the company that revolutionized the aquarium circulation pump, is going to put their…

EcoAquariums PNG LTD: Diving deeper into Papua New Guinea 2.0

Earlier this month Reef Builders brought you the news after a long wait, EcoAquarium PNG resurrected sustainably-collected marine fish from Papua New Guinea and is pushing to bring PNG-collected fish to the aquarium market.  Reef Builders went beyond EcoAquarium PNG’s…

Stunning purple-back nano goby, Eviota dorsopurpurea just described from Papua New Guinea

The purple-back nano goby, Eviota dorsopurpurea, is a stunning new species of Eviota that was recently described from specimens collected around Papua New Guinea. Eviota dorsopurpurea is closely related to the species in the Eviota nigriventris complex, including E. dorsogilva…

Orange Scolymia are in season at Cherry Corals

It seems like orange scolymia were once so rare that they were only seen once or twice a year. Sure we occasionally see scolies with a little bit of an orange streak or an orange mouth but now we’re seeing…

“Tanked” – A Dose Of Reality That Doesn’t Hold Water

Like many hobbyists, I decided to check out the Animal Planet reality series, “Tanked” last night.  Rather than getting caught up in the negative “pre-smack talk” about the show, I decided to actually watch it before rendering an opinion. So,…

Seneye aquarium monitoring unit unboxed and exposed to a camera

We got our hands on the Seneye unboxing that one of our dear readers sent us. These pictures are from a KOI show in Holland where Seneye was showing off their goods to Europe. If you are keeping track we…

And we’re back online

While most of you were sleeping, we had a little server stuff to do on the backend. The good news is the maintenance is complete and we’re back online. We hope your Sunday is as lazy as ours.

Jake’s heading to Oregon to chat LEDs with PNWMAS

Our roaming editor Jake Adams is off to Oregon this weekend to chat about LED lights with the Pacific Northwest Marine Aquarium Society. If you happen to be in the area tomorrow (Saturday, August 20), go check out his informative…

Regal Blue Tang reported successfully captive bred in Taiwan

While details are sparse, news broke today of reports out of Taiwan claiming success in the captive propagation of the Hepatus Blue Tang, Paracanthurus hepatus.  This species has been “rumored” to have been captive bred for many years, but historically…

Cortez Marine collector pleads guilty for illegal harvesting of Clipperton Angels

Steve Robinson of Cortez Marine, a wholesale operation located in the Bay Area community of Hayward, Calif., has plead guilty to to illegally collecting the rare Clipperton angelfish endemic to an uninhabited French atoll 800 miles off the coast of…

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