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March 2005

Volume IV, Issue III
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Editorial: March 2005

Editorial: March 2005

This month, Terry focuses on the filtration of his reef tank.

 

Feature Article: The Toxicity of Synthetic Sea Salts and Natural Seawater to the Development of White Sea Urchin (Lytichinus pictus) Larvae

Feature Article: The Toxicity of Synthetic Sea Salts and Natural Seawater to the Development of White Sea Urchin (Lytichinus pictus) Larvae

A frequent question in the marine aquarium hobby in whether synthetic sea salts are an acceptable substitute for natural seawater for use in marine fish and coral reef aquaria.

 

Feature Aquarium: The Aquarium of Raymond Koh

Feature Aquarium: The Aquarium of Raymond Koh

Raymond Koh discusses his 180 gallon reef aquarium in this month's issue of Advanced Aquarist.

 

Aquarium Fish: Gobies of the Genus Amblygobius

Aquarium Fish: Gobies of the Genus Amblygobius

They can provide the dedicated aquarist with years of enjoyment.

 

Lateral Lines: Macroalgae vs. Mangrove Growth and Nutrient Uptake

Lateral Lines: Macroalgae vs. Mangrove Growth and Nutrient Uptake

The author's viewpoint following this study is that mangrove plants may be useful to aquariums but in terms of nutrient uptake they are far inferior to macroalgae growth.

 

Media Review: Biological Light Requirements of Photosynthetic Corals by Steve Tyree ; The New Marine Aquarium: Step-By-Step Setup and Stocking Guide by Michael S. Paletta

Media Review: Biological Light Requirements of Photosynthetic Corals by Steve Tyree ; The New Marine Aquarium: Step-By-Step Setup and Stocking Guide by Michael S. Paletta

Doug reviews Steve Tyree's latest CD and one of Michael Paletta's books.

 

What in Neptune's World?

What in Neptune's World?

This month, we have a mystery animal seeking identification. Can you guess what it is?

 

Hot Tips: Getting Rid of Excess Frags

Hot Tips: Getting Rid of Excess Frags

Our readers comment on what they do with their excess coral frags from their tanks.

 

Reefkeeping Events

Reefkeeping Events: What's Happening in Your Area?

Check to see if an event is happening in your area!

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Reefs In The News

Reefs In The News

Media coverage of the state of our world's reefs, interesting information, and other marine-related news.

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