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October 2008 |
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Coral Reefs, Climate Change and Ocean Acidification Faced with global environmental change and its effect on coral reefs, what can the average hobbyist do, if anything? By Britt-Anne A. Parker and C. Mark Eakin, NOAA Coral Reef Watch
Catfish Reproduction Biology Explore myriad ways catfish manage to survive in nature and in our aquariums. More>> By Michael Hardman
Underwater Raptors Paracirrhites forsteri and P. arcatus can prove troublesome to smaller fish and crustaceans, but each holds its own in a community of larger, aggressive fish. More>> By Scott W. Michael
Go Wild, Collecting Fish Parents and their children can learn to dipnet, kick net and dig net like the pros with these tips. More>> By Robert Rice
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