You May Not Understand This, But We’re Right (& Parts for A Third) – Rich Ross

Rich Ross

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You May Not Understand This, But We’re Right (& Parts for A Third)

Episode 228 – You May Not Understand This, But We’re Right (& Parts for A Third)

Original Air Date – July 10, 2016

The NRO gives NASA new giant telescopes, a discussion of the benefits of base 12, & David Copperfield gets a new house. No aquarium discussion at all!

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Coral Spawning Resources

CORAL Magazine Aquarium Portrait, Richard Ross

2022 coral spawn video

CORAL Magazine – Acropora Spawning during covid

Richard Ross’s Home Coral Breeding Video is a Recipe for All Reefers

MACNA 2022 – Managing Algae in Your Reef

Kinship and genetic variation in aquarium-spawned Acropora hyacinthus corals

Journal Cover Image – Royal Society

TOMLOV DM602 is the Perfect All-Around Microscope for Reefkeeping

MACNA 2021 – How to Become A Reef Master

MACNA 2019: How can reef aquarium hobbyists help to spawn coral in their tanks?

Bumper crop year for coral breeding

Secret Home Lab on Adam Savage’s Tested

Adam Savage says nice things about Rich

MACNA 2018 Talk – dig through reef BS and come out clean

Back of house look at the Coral Spawning Lab

A Love Letter to the Hobby, Trade, and Industry

Mating, birth, larval development and settlement of Bargibant’s pygmy seahorse, Hippocampus bargibanti (Syngnathidae), in aquaria

The Right Kind of Lazy- MACNA 2017 talk

Coral are in serious trouble. This lab could help save them

Love, Octopus-ly – Science Friday covers the Secret Home Lab

The New Aquascaping

Full Tank Shot in KORALLE – Aquariengestaltung

Search for the Flapjack Octopus

Designer clownfish as feeder fish

Science Friday: This Tiny Seahorse Has Mastered Its Domain

Tumblr answer time

What I did on my Summer Vacation: The Coral Sex Version

ReefThreads video MACNA 2016

You May Not Understand This, But We’re Right (& Parts for A Third)

Reef Threads 280 – Twilight Zone and the Big Tank

Skeptical Reefkeeping 14: Everyone Can Do Science

What Would Inky Think: Is It OK to Cage an Octopus?

National Geographic Magazine – What’s Odd About That Octopus? It’s Mating Beak to Beak.

Penn’s Sunday School

Pacific Spiny Lumpsucker CORAL article, March 2016

Penn’s Friends: Weight Loss Success Story Richard Ross

This Week In Science – we talk about the larger pacific striped octopus

Discovery News: Understanding The Weird Anatomy Of An Octopus

Cohabitating with an eight-legged bigfoot

Octopus Ask Me Anything

The Onion covers LPSO

Science Friday: The Strangely Social Life of the Larger Pacific Striped Octopus

Behavior and Body Patterns of the Larger Pacific Striped Octopus

Skeptical Reefkeeping 13: Is the Hobby Morally Justifiable?

Weight Loss Resources

Penn’s Sunday School: Octopodes and the Cephs, and Laws Make Weasels

World Report, Aquarist Marine, Spring 2105

How male octopuses avoid being eaten by hungry females

Rich Ross focuses on Phosphate in the last MACNA 2014 speaker video

Skeptical Reefkeeping 12: Triton Lab ICP-OES Testing of a Certified Artificial Saltwater Standard

The Reef Table: Ret Talbot and Rich Ross on Sustainability and Conservation

Reef Threads talks Ethics

Pygmy Seahorses: Masters of Camouflage

Reef Threads number 200

Ultramarine – Pygmy Seahorses

Pygmy Seahorses breeding at the Steinhart

Reef Threads covers MACNA banquet and Skeptical Reefkeeping 11

Dr Seuss eats Nemo

Skeptical Reefkeeping 11- Ethics of Animal Selection

Richard Ross Named 2014 MASNA Aquarist of the Year

Why Point-of-Origin Matters

The Top Five Speakers I Can’t Wait to See!: Grand Finale

Rich Ross on Blue Zoo Raido

Social Octopus Species Shatters Beliefs About Ocean Dwellers

Skeptical Reefkeeping 10 – The Power of Anecdote

CITES and Seahorses – Why What Happened at Steinhart, (Kinda) Stays at Steinhart

Steinhart Team Breeds Rare Bargibanti Pygmy Seahorse For The First Time

Baby Pygmy Seahorses Are Even Cuter Than You Think

Collection, Transport and Husbandry of the Coconut Octopus, Amphioctopus marginatus, from the Philippines

2011 Philippine Biodiversity Expedition Summary

We Brought an Entire Aquarium With Us (and Built a Fish-Sized Hyperbaric Chamber)

Like Something Out of a Nightmare

Three Men and No Guitar

Can We Create The Hobby We Want

Look At That! Look At That! It’s Cephalopod Sunday! – Penn’s Sunday School

Reef Threads Podcast #175

MBI Species Firsts

Designer Clownfish as feeder fish

We Wanna Be Friends With: Cal Academy’s Cephalopod Expert Rich Ross

Pet World Radio – lets talk Cephalopods

Skeptical Reefkeeping 9: Test Kits, Chasing Numbers and Phosphate

A demanding pet with 8 legs and personality

Comedy Industries/Monkey Wrench Promotional video

Watch the heartbeat of Banggai cardinalfish still in their eggs

Cephalopods – Octopuses and Cuttlefishes for the Home Aquarium

An Oct-TOE-Puss the Size of a Horse

Primus Mr. Krinkle music video

2013 Marine Breeder’s Year in Review

Nerd Nite SF: Coral Sex Therapy

The Virgin Voyage

Mr. Saltwater Tank Interviews Richard Ross: “Does the data really matter?”

Dr. Seuss Fish are better in pairs

Life before the big fish bowl…A closer look at Richard Ross

Making Babies! Once a Year Coral Spawn Event

Dr. Seuss in the Bedroom

Video of Biologist Richard Ross of the Steinhart Aquarium: Saving Money and Lives

Reef Threads Podcast #148 – CRF and coral spawn

Skeptical Reefkeeping Part 8: Animal Origins, Some Proposed Definitions

Key West Citizen covers the 2013 coral spawn