The use of light rails, or mechanical light moving devices, has been used for many years in the horticultural industry. Now this technology is available for the aquarium hobby. By moving your light source, you can maximize the potential of an individual light fixture, by covering far more area with maximum light output vs. a [...]

Seahorses have much to attract aquarists – armor plated and prehensile tailed, and with independently-moving eyes and wing-like fins, they can also change color as well as grow and discard filamentous appendages. And, of course, the males become “pregnant”.
My first contact with seahorses came in the mid 1960’s when my grandfather, long in awe of [...]

Hi everyone. Sorry for the lack of recent posts: we had some issues with the Blogger platform, but everything is ok now.
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In part 1 of the Carnival fish blog, I discussed the care of goldfish, the most common fish that you are going [...]