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- It's amazing how much reef content there is on youtube! Seems like everybody must be videotaping their aquariums! I've added a new module to the wiki installation that will allow us to embed youtube videos right into the articles. This is great because sometimes no photo can do justice for a creature, some creatures are [...]
- I've implemented a far improved captcha anti-spam system. This new system uses captcha's from http://recaptcha.net/. There are a couple great things about this system. First, the captchas go to a good cause. Every time you fill one of these captchas out, you're helping to digitize a book for the internet Archive or old editions of [...]
| - Contrary to popular opinion, a person does not have to be rich to enjoy a reef aquarium of their own. Saltwater can be an expensive hobby, but it doesn't have to be, and here's how.
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- Living perpetually in the dark would be incredibly hard - not being able to see the surroundings, prey, or even if there's something getting ready to eat you. This is the norm for deep-sea fish where light cannot penetrate the inky depths. However maybe they have other ways of communicating.
- Living perpetually in the dark would be incredibly hard - not being able to see the surroundings, prey, or even if there's something getting ready to eat you. This is the norm for deep-sea fish where light cannot penetrate the inky depths. However maybe they have other ways of communicating.
- AmericanReef's Russ Kikel visits with Brian Taimuty at his store Wet Pets and Friends in McMurray, PA. Brian presents the store's 460 gallon LED mixed reef aquarium. In this video he shares details relating to the design, set-up, and maintenance of this tank, offering the home aquarist both inspiration and invaluable reef-keeping advice.
- AmericanReef's Russ Kikel visits with Brian Taimuty at his store Wet Pets and Friends in McMurray, PA. Brian presents the store's 460 gallon LED mixed reef aquarium. In this video he shares details relating to the design, set-up, and maintenance of this tank, offering the home aquarist both inspiration and invaluable reef-keeping advice.
- Over dinner on R.V. Calypso while anchored on the lee side of Glover's Reef in Belize, Jacques Cousteau told Phil Dustan that he suspected humans were having a negative impact on coral reefs. Dustan -- a young ocean ecologist who had worked in the lush coral reefs of the Caribbean and Sinai Peninsula -- found this difficult to believe. It was December 1974. But Cousteau was right. During the following three-plus decades, Dustan, an ocean ecologist and biology professor at the University of Charleston in South Carolina, has witnessed widespread coral reef degradation and bleaching from up close.
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