Reef Threads podcast #6 is now available for download. In this week’s presentation we talk about using Shapelock to mount corals under water, cleaning your back glass, Scott Fellman’s “rant” about system complexity, big systems vs. small systems, and our … Continue reading →

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Some of my Chili (Nephthyigorgia) coral’s polyps.—Gary

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Reef Threads podcast #5 is now available for download. In this week’s presentation we talk about skimmer maintenance, flatworms, sand beds, tank maintenance, and our Noteworthy Tanks of the week. Links to all of the items are listed below. We … Continue reading →

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My small azooxanthellate coral collection/project is an excellent challenge in terms of making sure the corals not only live, but thrive. So far so good, though the longest any of the corals has been in my aquarium is two months, … Continue reading →

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Leather-coral polyps, poised for the next meal. Don’t forget to download Podcast #4.—Gary

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Our fourth Reef Threads podcast is now available for download. In this week’s presentation we talk about MACNA, product skepticism, Asterina stars, safety, and tell you about our noteworthy tanks. Links to all of the items are listed below. We … Continue reading →

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I was in a picture-taking mood last night (not unusual) and managed to create this one of polyps of Chili (Nephthyigorgia) coral under actinic lights.—Gary

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Sunday morning arrived and I was tired, but I got out of bed and drove to the Marriott (I stayed in another hotel) for another round of presentations. But I used the first hour to tour the exhibits, talk to … Continue reading →

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