Skeptical Reefkeeping Part 1 – are you sure that that thing is true, or did someone just tell it to you?
From Reefs Magazine “Are you sure that that thing is true, or did someone just tell it to you?” – They Might Be Giants Reefkeeping is as much an art as it is a science. There is so much that we don’t understand about what actually goes on inside our boxes of water that we must […]
Epic Fail – the Anatomy of a Disaster
From Reefs Magazine It’s every reefkeepers worst nightmare: opening the front door to the house and smelling the pungent smell of the shore that the Yucatecans call ‘lodo’. While pleasant near the ocean, that smell in your house means something has probably gone wrong with your reef. As you rush through the house to the […]
Hobbyist of the Season: Rich Ross
From Reefs Magazine Richard Ross is a longtime hobbyist, author and authority on the captive care and breeding of cephalopods. He is a moderator on Reefs.org, former president of the Bay Area Reefers club and an aquarist at the California Academy of Sciences Steinhart Aquarium in San Francisco. Recently, Reefs Magazine editors Randy Donowitz and […]