- Manchester Airport seize rare corals brought in from Indonesia
UK Border Agency officers at Manchester Airport have seized more than a tonne of live rock, clams and coral brought in illegally from Indonesia. http://www.marinehabitatmagazine.com/archives/6894 - Ocean Nutrition presents the innovative Sep-Art Technology for aquaristic use
Ocean Nutrition recently developed a unique way to easily separate the cyst shells from the nauplii after hatching so that pure nauplii can be obtained without the classic separation. http://www.marinehabitatmagazine.com/archives/6889 - Top of the Rocks - Soft Corals
The Top 20 selection of beautiful soft corals. They are a diverse bunch, with some that are relatively easy to maintain in a well-run aquarium. http://www.marinehabitatmagazine.com/archives/6875 - Species Guide - Manderinfish, Synchiropus splendidus
Perhaps the most exotic of all marine fishes, the Mandarin is a reef-dwelling species that inhabits shallow sheltered lagoons and inshore reefs in tropical West Pacific waters. http://www.marinehabitatmagazine.com/archives/6850 - Species Profile - Duncan, Duncanopsammia axifuga
Duncan (Duncanopsammia axifuga) are usually found growing individually or in branched colonies around the sandy bases of reefs in Northern Australia and the South China Sea http://www.marinehabitatmagazine.com/archives/6858
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