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09/06/2022

06/06/2022

What is " ", and why is it needed in the Archipelago?

🚨Register for tomorrow's Marine Science-Bertarelli Foundation Tropical Webinar, and find out from our 'Healthy Islands, Healthy Reefs' Programme Manager Pete Carr🧑‍💻

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18/01/2022

17/01/2022

The measurement of the larvae's mouth, described as the "mouth gape", is the ultimate factor that defines what kind of food the larvae is physically able to ingest. Aquaculture researchers are very interested in monitoring the gape height development over the larval period so that informed decisions can be made about which live prey species is provided in the culture environment. Researchers compare the three dimensional gape area to different live feed items such as copepods, rotifers and artemia to determine at what developmental age the larvae can ingest larger, more nutritious prey items. The mouth gape is mathmatically determined by measuring the length of the major jaw bones as the image of a 3DPH Pacific blue tang larvae below demonstrates.

19/08/2020

https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2020/aug/19/environment-agency-chief-backs-plan-to-water-down-river-cleanliness-rules-james-bevan?CMP=Share_AndroidApp_Other

Campaigners say Sir James Bevan is trying to ‘rig system’ and cover up decades of failure

19/11/2018

Interesting interview from Reefs.com and Julian Sprung about Two Little Fishies Revive Coral Cleaner.
You can buy the product from us here - https://tankbred.com/product/two-little-fishies-revive-coral-cleaner-500ml/

If Charlie Veron is the Godfather of Corals, Julian Sprung is certainly the undisputed godfather of our hobby. This man is single handedly responsible for ma...

12/09/2017

A picture paints a 1000 words doesn't it?
A stunning and thought provoking photo from Justin Hofman, a finalist in the Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition.
'This tiny estuary seahorse ‘almost hopped’ from one bit of bouncing natural debris to the next, bobbing around on a reef near Sumbawa Island, Indonesia. As a brisk surface wind picked up, the seahorse took advantage of something that offered a stable raft: a waterlogged plastic cottonbud.'
See this and more: https://www.theguardian.com/environment/gallery/2017/sep/12/wildlife-photographer-of-the-year-2017-finalists-in-pictures

12/09/2017

This may revolutionize coral husbandry through the automated testing and control of alkalinity, calcium, and magnesium levels in reef aquariums.

20/05/2017

The most exciting product release of the year is on its way! Please contact us if you'd like to get your hands on one of these. https://www.tankbred.com/collections/dosing-pumps/products/kh-guardian-pro-alkalinity-monitor-and-controller

The piece of equipment of our dreams! AUTOMATIC MONITORING AND CONTROL OF ALKALINITY IS NOW POSSIBLE! This is a MUST HAVE for all serious reef keepers.The KH Gu

13/05/2017

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27/04/2017

Some Tisochrysis phytoplankton colouring up. this will be for our own use and available to purchase. tankbred.com