It’s our first Blogger Week at Reef Threads. This week we invite Josh Saul from Reefs.com, Jake Adams from Reef Builders, and Shane Graber from Advanced Aquarist to talk about their blogs, provide insight into how their content is developed, … Continue reading →

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Christine fights through a week-long illness to do her part to deliver more reef chit chat. This week it’s events, the Lightning clownfish, named corals, saltwater, and our Noteworthy Tank. Download the podcast here, or subscribe to our podcasts at … Continue reading →

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We return this week to further discuss ecolabelling and the legislative situation in Hawaii, but our primary focus in this podcast is on the Jan/Feb issue of Coral magazine and its articles about what our hobby is doing to produce … Continue reading →

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We’re back again to talk about issues affecting the reef-aquarium hobby. This week we welcome back Ret Talbot so we can discuss ecolabelling and the efforts of Dr. Gail to repopulate the Hawaiian reefs with five yellow tangs. Download the … Continue reading →

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We return from our holiday hiatus with our first podcast of 2012. We kick off the year with talk about upcoming events, a new way to handle cords, the latest from Papua New Guinea, heaters, thinking about coral sources, and … Continue reading →

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Many interesting items in our last 2011 podcast. This week we talk about a reef website aimed at young people, Reef2Reef’s effort to help kids a Christmas, people who are affected by aquarium animal collection bans, flow, and our Noteworthy … Continue reading →

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Charge up your iPod battery. It’s time for another Reef Threads podcast. In podcast #62 we talk about a Reef Science Fair, newfound Lionfish poison, protected Australian waters, our holiday wishes, carbon dosing, and our Noteworthy Tank of the week. … Continue reading →

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No other issue in the history of this hobby has had the potential impact on the future of our aquariums like the situation with the fisheries in Hawaii. Driving most of what is going on in the islands is emotion … Continue reading →

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