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  1. MS-222 continues to be a valuable tool for aquatic animal keepers. Its low cost and wide availability, as well as its relatively high degree of safety and reliability, make it an attractive choice of anesthetic agent for numerous types of applications. View the full article
  2. Keep in mind that if you plan on having a gigas long term, it will need to be kept in a tank that is at least 18 inches wide, and will more than likely eventually need something even bigger than this. These clam are not suited for life in 55 gallon tanks, etc. View the full article
  3. The LaMotte Smart 2 colorimeter is a powerful tool for advanced hobbyists. Many results generated by this instrument are acceptable to the US Environmental Protection Agency. Its accuracy and precision is remarkable for a relatively inexpensive device. View the full article
  4. Kindle and Nook / Sony eReader editions are now available for this issue! View the full article
  5. Clearing these spare equipments in my store; 1) ZEOVIT Reactor IZ9000 Specifications - Overall Height: 18 3/4 inch - Foot Print: 8 1/4 inch x 11 inch - ZEOvit up to: 5 liters - Inlet Size: 1/2 inch - Hang on: No - Outlet Size: 1 1/4 inch - Aquarium Ratings: up to 2,000 liters With many freebie which includes ; **1 X Zeofood7 250ml ( full bottle ) ** 1 x Zeofood7 250ml ( Left about 10%) ** 1 X Zeofood 7 100ml ( Full bottle ) ** 1 X Zeofood 7 50ml ( Left 30% ) ** 1 X Zeostart 2 250ml ( Left 50%) ** 2 X Zeobak 10ml ( Full bottle ) ** 1 x Zeobak 50ml ( Left about 90 % ) ** 2 pack of Zeo rock ( New- unopen ) ** Zeovit B-Balance 1000ml ( left about 50% ) ** Zeovit K-balance 1000ml ( Left about 50% ) Reactor has some slight scrateches but still come with about 6 month warrenty with RD. Reducing my bio load , so dont think i need this anymore at the moment. Complete Set for start up ALL THE ABOVE FOR $ 500.00 ( it cost more than double what i had paid for !!) 2) Weipro UV Spiral - 18W -Used only about 2 day , selling due to upgrade to a bigger model for my big tank. - Selling at $ 90.00 3) Kent Marine Aqua Dose with dosing tube ( Caps is missing , but still able to work well ) - $ 20.00 4) Atman 36W UV ( Bulb used only about 4 month ) - $ 60.00 5) Dophin Mini Chiller MC-789 ( Run only for about 1 week ) Bought at $130 , selling at $90.00 Spec: good for tank up to 1 ft or 1.5 ft ( able to chill down my 40 litres nano tank by 3 degree ) Selling due to upgrade to a compressor chiller. ** This mini chiller is without any temperature controller, so you may need to get a temp controller or plug it up to a timer.) 6) Skimz FM150 Fluidised reactor - $ 50.00 Capacity: • For aquariums: up to 1500 litres • Media: 500 – 1000g of SORB-4 or 1000 – 2000ml of other media • Flow rate: 1500 – 2000 l/h Dimension: • L 220 x W 200 x H 465mm • Reactor body Ø (mm): 150 ** FCFS and Collection / viewing in CCK ave 3 ** Contact me @ 9231 6904 for fast deal thanks
  6. Feed frequently also with various meaty treats (fish, krill, shrimp). often call Flowers of the sea? Hardly. Most anemones are marine; but they are definitely animals, just a step or two up from the "tissue-grade" life that is the sponges, phylum Porifera. The trade in these stinging-celled animals is brisk, and well it should be; many species are reasonably available and hardy, undemanding aquarium fare. This series offers an overview of aquatic life natural history, and captive care. This installment deals with the polypoid cnidarians (coelenterates) we call anemones. Diet: Carnivore. Behavior: The Condylactis gigantea is generally aggressive toward other tankmates. Water parameters: Keep water quality high (SG 1.023 - 1.025, pH 8.1 - 8.4, Temp. 72 - 78 F). Care: Many consider the Condylactis gigantea a medium-maintenance specimen. Origin: The Condylactis Anemone is commonly collected from the Caribbean. Color: The Condylactis Anemone has a brown, tan, cream color. Feeding: It likes to eat filter feeding invert food, Mysis Shrimp, micro-plankton a few times per week, when open. Likes to have very small bits of raw shrimp or silversides.. Lighting: Has strong lighting needs.Symbiotic algae zooxanthellae are hosted within this organism. Water flow: The Condy Anemone, Atlantic Anemone, Haitian Anemone requires intermediate water flow. ** Information extracted from marinedepot.com

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  7. A rare cold water coral reef with living animals has been discovered off the coast of Mauritania. In the middle of the enormous rock formation of the undersea canyon area, scientists also stumbled across the giant deep sea oyster, a Methuselah among sea creatures. View the full article
  8. A rare cold water coral reef with living animals has been discovered off the coast of Mauritania. In the middle of the enormous rock formation of the undersea canyon area, scientists also stumbled across the giant deep sea oyster, a Methuselah among sea creatures. View the full article
  9. Virtually nothing has been known about leatherback turtle diving strategies, but now scientists have discovered that leatherbacks regulate their buoyancy by varying the amount of air they inhale before they dive. Fitting nesting leatherbacks with triaxial accelerometers, temperature and pressure gauges, the team was able to make the first detailed recordings of leatherback turtle diving behavior. View the full article
  10. New research has revealed up to 16,000 endangered turtles are being caught each year by villagers in just one region of Madagascar, despite a government ban. Researchers say the figure, thought to be a conservative estimate, is the first direct assessment of turtle exploitation on the island. View the full article
  11. Researchers have discovered toxic algae in vast, remote regions of the open ocean for the first time. Harmful algal blooms are reported as increasing both geographically and in frequency along populated coastlines. This latest research shows that the ubiquitous diatom Pseudo-nitzschia -- an alga that produces the neurotoxin, domoic acid, or DA, in coastal regions -- actually also produces DA at many locations in the open Pacific. View the full article
  12. Researchers have discovered toxic algae in vast, remote regions of the open ocean for the first time. Harmful algal blooms are reported as increasing both geographically and in frequency along populated coastlines. This latest research shows that the ubiquitous diatom Pseudo-nitzschia -- an alga that produces the neurotoxin, domoic acid, or DA, in coastal regions -- actually also produces DA at many locations in the open Pacific. View the full article
  13. An international team has carried out the first large-scale study of the threats facing freshwater fish in the Mediterranean basin. Invasive species, along with over-exploitation of water resources, are the most important pressures, and those that expose fish to the greatest risk of extinction. View the full article
  14. There may be many similarities between the importance of large predators in marine and terrestrial environments, researchers concluded in a recent study, which examined the interactions between wolves and elk in the United States, as well as sharks and dugongs in Australia. View the full article
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    Spotted hawkfish

    FAMILY - Xiphiidae SCIENTIFIC NAME - Cirrhitichthys Aprinus COMMON NAME - Spotted Hawkfish (Threadfin Hawkfish, Bloched Hawkfish) SIZE - 4.9" (12.5 cm) RANGE - Western Pacific MIN. AQUARIUM SIZE - 20 US Gal. (76 L) FOODS AND FEEDING - Meaty marine fare for carnivores, crustacean flesh, mysid shrimp, Fresh/live and frozen preparations. Feed Daily. AQUARIUM SUITABILITY - 10 REEF COMPATIBILITY - May feed on smaller delicate shrimp, small fish, otherwise, excellent CAPTIVE CARE - Do not keep with more aggressive hawkfish, May be shy until acclimated to system then can become aggressive towards newly introduced tankmates, If introduced at the same time more than one can be housed in a medium to large tank if they are not the same size (the greater the difference in size the better the chance of a pair), adequate hiding places are a must. ** Extracted from livingreefs.com

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    Flame hawkfish

    FAMILY - Xiphiidae SCIENTIFIC NAME - Neocirrhites Armatus COMMON NAME - Flame Hawkfish SIZE - 3.5" (9 cm) RANGE - West and South Pacific MIN. AQUARIUM SIZE - 20 US Gal. (76 L) FOODS AND FEEDING - Meaty marine fare for carnivores, crustacean flesh, mysid shrimp, Fresh/live and frozen preparations. Feed Daily. AQUARIUM SUITABILITY - 8 REEF COMPATIBILITY - Will feed on feather duster worms, hermit crabs, smails, and ornamental shirmps CAPTIVE CARE - Will act aggressively towards other bottom dwelling fish, Will remove hermit crabs, limpets, turbo snails out of their shells to eat them, will knock snails off of rock and glass to attack them. This is a curious hawkfish with lots of personallity, in a properly sized aquaium, well fed, it is a fun fish to watch. keep only one per tank. ** Extracted from livingreefs.com

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  17. Researchers have discovered that male Australian desert goby fish are surprisingly strategic when it comes to courtship, adapting their tactics depending on the frequency of their contact with females. View the full article
  18. Beginning around 542 million years ago, a profusion of animals with shells and skeletons began to appear in the fossil record. So many life forms appeared during this time that it is often referred to as the "Cambrian Explosion." Geologists have now proposed a rethinking of the timeline of these early animal appearances. View the full article
  19. Ecologists have developed an ingenious model of a fish's visual system. By providing a more accurate picture of how sticklebacks see color, the model sheds new light on how female fish use certain colors on a male's skin to select a mate. View the full article
  20. Ecologists have developed an ingenious model of a fish's visual system. By providing a more accurate picture of how sticklebacks see color, the model sheds new light on how female fish use certain colors on a male's skin to select a mate. View the full article
  21. Check out these interesting and awesome marine tank setup photos .. Prehapes it will give some of you some new inspiration for your next tank setup .
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