Hawaii's Aquarium Fishery Is Shuttered, Pending Review

What has happened to Hawaii’s marine aquarium fishery is profound. One could argue it serves as both a game plan for those opposed, and a real-world warning for those who continue to participate in the collection and distribution of wild fishes and corals within the aquarium trade.

mini MACNA Speaker: Sally Jo Headlee

Sally Jo Headlee of the Geothermal Aquaculture Research Foundation (GARF) headlines as the first speaker for mini MACNA on February 27th, 2021.

CORAL Magazine's 2020 Retrospective

Farewell to Bob Fenner and Jack Randall: Looking Back at 2020

For many, 2020 was the worst of years, with…

VIDEO: Remote Monitoring of a Coral Spawn

The Covid-19 pandemic resulted in a lockdown at the California Academy of Sciences, just days before an annual coral spawn was due to occur. Watch how Richard Ross and the team managed to carry on their work without even being at the lab!

CORAL Excerpt: Dawn of a New Era for Marine Aquarists?

Now, as this issue’s cover stories show, we are on the threshold of a new level of captive breeding: the sexual reproduction of stony corals in home reef aquariums.

AGA to Livestream 20th Anniversary Aquascaping Contest Results

For the first time in Aquatic Gardeners Association (AGA) history, we will be releasing the winning aquascapes via a livestream with judges and contest organizers on our YouTube channel, on January 17, 11 AM PST, 2 PM EST, 7 PM GMT.

In The Trade: Ghost Sharks

A lesser-known color variety of a popular aquarium fish shows up in the current aquarium trade, going by the name ghost shark or whitefin blue shark. What is it?

AMAZONAS Magazine "ALLURING LORICARIIDS” Inside Look!

A preview of highlights in AMAZONAS Magazine’s January/February 2021 Issue. Paid AMAZONAS Subscribers can log in with their email address and read the Digital Edition starting December 15th, 2020.

VIDEO: Collecting Altum Angelfish in the Río Atabapo

The Río Bodoquero—and its diverse cathfish community.By Erlend D. Bertelsen, in the January/February 2021 issue of…

The Amazing Diversity of Livebearers—Free Online Event

The Minnesota Aquarium Society is holding a public online meeting on December 3, 2020, featuring a presentation from AMAZONAS Editor-At-Large Dr. Michael “Michi” Tobler (also, the husband of AMAZONAS Executive Editor Courtney Tobler)

Bali Aquarich Unveils Latest Designer/Hybrid Clownfish

This newest multi-species, multi-gene clownfish cocktail begs the question: Have domesticated ornamental clownfish become so complicated that it would be impossible to backtrace their origins?

Lysmata jundalini: a captive-bred first from Bocas Mariculture

Captive-breeding breakthroughs in the world of marine aquarium fish are not an everyday occurrence, but when you’re presented with a brand-new captive-bred invertebrate that is also, more or less, entirely new to the aquarium industry, that deserves some attention!

CaribSea's LifeRock Reef Tree Reefscaping Kits

Creating amazing branching and sprawling pillars of reefscape with many places for mounting corals has never been easier.

MACNA Unveils Fishy Gifts

Need a gift for that fishy friend or family member? MACNA has launched an expansive apparel line replete with options perfect for the marine aquarium hobbyists and reef aquarists in your life, just in time for the holidays.

Tannin: Culture, it's more than a lifestyle

Tannin’s Culture additive contains a uniquely cultured Purple Non-Sulphur Bacteria (PNSB) species, Rhodopseudomonas palustris, a perfect complement to your botanical-style aquarium, performing a variety of roles to enhance the “microbiome” of your black water environment.

Hawaii's Aquarium Fishery Is Shuttered, Pending Review

What has happened to Hawaii’s marine aquarium fishery is profound. One could argue it serves as both a game plan for those opposed, and a real-world warning for those who continue to participate in the collection and distribution of wild fishes and corals within the aquarium trade.

CORAL Magazine's 2020 Retrospective

Farewell to Bob Fenner and Jack Randall: Looking Back at 2020

For many, 2020 was the worst of years, with…

Octogenarian Snapper Takes World Record for Oldest Tropical Reef Fish

An 81-year-old Midnight Snapper caught off the coast of Western Australia has taken the title of the oldest tropical reef fish recorded anywhere in the world.

New Public Aquarium Opens in Branson, MO

Not even a pandemic could stop the development and opening of a brand new, 55-million dollar public aquarium featuring 400,000 gallons of marine life, all in Branson, Missouri.

Breaking News: Hawaii's Aquarium Fishery Suffers Another Setback

The Department of Land and Natural Resources is taking immediate steps to comply with a new order issued late Friday from the First Circuit Court, requiring environmental review for issuance of new or renewed annual commercial marine licenses (CMLs) to be used for aquarium fishing purposes.