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The Early Aptian (120 million years ago) was an age of intense volcanic activity on Earth, eruptions that emitted large amounts of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere, thus causing a revolution in the carbon cycle. As a consequence, great changes happened in the whole of the terrestrial system. A researcher in Spain has studied how these changes happened in the marine environment of the Aralar mountain range (at that time it was under the sea) in the Basque Country, and found more than one surprise. View the full article

Imagine if your fear of spiders, heights or flying could be cured with a simple injection. Research suggests that one day this could be a reality. View the full article

Ancient bite marks and fossilized feces discovered in Georgia are providing new details about a giant crocodile that roamed the Southeast United States about 79 million years ago. View the full article

A young Hawaiian monk seal that was removed from the wild last year for treatment and rehabilitation is providing researchers with a rare opportunity to study the physiology of this critically endangered species. View the full article

A genetic accident in the sea more than 500 million years ago has provided new insight into diabetes. New research findings could help to explain a rare form of the disease that causes sufferers to urinate more than three liters every day. View the full article

A proposed EU ban on throwing unwanted fish overboard from commercial boats could put one of the North Sea's most successful sea birds at risk, say researchers. View the full article

Time lapse Montipora polyps. View the full article

While water motion will forever be debated, we can all agree that having options on water flow is always great. Thankfully we now the ability to produce water flow in all sorts of varieties. View the full article

Various videographers document the amazing Great Barrier Reef. For more information about each video, visit the linked YouTube video. View the full article

It is vitally important that we supply our critters with water that is constantly well oxygenated through aeration and or circulation. View the full article

Applied Sustainable Aquaculture Inc., The Science and Technology Magnet High School of Southeastern Connecticut. Justin discusses his methods for propagating this interesting nudibrach. View the full article

Terry discusses his freshwater aquarium and MACNA XXI View the full article

Opps didnt check the posting date too ..

opps..

Welcome to the club.. How is the reefing scene in Australia ? Maybe you can share with us here too

Beluga sturgeon in the Caspian Sea have been reclassified as "critically endangered" placing them on IUCN's Red List, providing strong evidence that fishing and international trade should be halted and a stock-rebuilding plan should be initiated immediately. Beluga sturgeon populations have been decimated in part due to unrelenting exploitation for black caviar -- the sturgeon's unfertilized eggs -- considered the finest in the world. View the full article

In physical, as in financial growth, it's not what you make but what you keep that counts, marine biologists believe. Their study of genes associated with growth in oysters suggests that slow-growing animals waste energy in two ways: by making too much of some protein building blocks and then by having to dispose of the excess. View the full article

You can now buy Advanced Aquarist's Online Magazine in a nicely bound 100% color print edition! View the full article

UV does help a little on reducing the algae growth. But most likely is the high P04 and N03 in your water which is the cause of it, try runing a FR with P04 removal media or water change to reduce the P04 and N03 in your water. Hope it helps

For those if you are going to these LFS these two day, i will be there and you can collect the shirt from me; 12/03 ( friday ) - marine Life Time : 1700 ~ 1830 hrs 13/03 ( sat ) - Irwana Time : 1400 ~ 1530 hrs

A new assessment of the Arctic's biodiversity reports a 26 percent decline in species populations in the high Arctic. View the full article

A team of Spanish researchers has studied the diet of three species of sharks living in the deep waters in the area of El Cachucho, the first Protected Marine Area in Spain, which is located in the Cantabrian Sea off the coast of Asturias. These animals feed on the resources available in their environment, according to changes taking place in the ocean depths. View the full article

Sorry for the delay been busy with work past few day, i will PM those whom has not collected it yet.. and also update the venue for collection here tomorrow.

this is a nice products which i used for all our corals before putting into the tank and i feel the corals is more healthy than those corals which i bought eariler and didnt use it. In fact, you can buy it locally in Reef depot as well.