The May/June edition of CORAL ships out to subscribers and newsstands tomorrow. This issue echos many topics that we’ve discussed here on GBD and should be one of the best yet under the new CORAL US Publishers. The main focus is on mouthbrooders, specifically highlighting Banggai Cardinalfish. Other standout’s include Phillip Schellers piece titled Deep Reef, Hungry [...]
The May/June edition of CORAL ships out to subscribers and newsstands tomorrow. This issue echos many topics that we’ve discussed here on GBD and should be one of the best yet under the new CORAL US Publishers. The main focus is on mouthbrooders, specifically highlighting Banggai Cardinalfish.
Other standout’s include Phillip Schellers piece titled Deep Reef, Hungry Reef covers non-photosynthetic corals, with specific feeding tips to help sustain species like Dendronephthya.
Charles Delbeek shares some of the rarest fish in the world like the deepwater and newly discovered Centropyge abei. (Sidenote: we have some exciting HI deepwater news to come).
Lastly, Mathew Wittenrich has us excited with his article on beautiful hermit crabs entitled Life in a Shell.
If you’re not yet subscribed to CORAL, we highly encourage it. There are only 6 issues per year, but the content more than makes up for it. Two thumbs up to CORAL for covering “hot” topics of the moment.
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