Ben Johnson has been employed in the aquarium industry for the better part of the last 22 years. From aquarium stores to maintenance companies, wholesale outfits to a zookeeper at the Houston zoo,...
Robert (Bob) Fenner is a content provider to the pet-fish (ornamental) aquatics hobby and trade, dive/travel adventure and underwater natural history genres; writing, photography and videography....
Christine Williams started keeping fish while she was still a fetus. While the aqueous environment did lend itself to the hobby, it limited her to freshwater species, and so she decided to be born...
Two events during my childhood influenced me to become a life-long aquarist. The first was seeing a small aquarium in my dentist’s office – it was so cool! I was fascinated to the point that I...
Dr. Andrew L. Rhyne, has invested his career in understanding marine ornamental aquaria: the biology of aquarium fishes and invertebrates, as well as the industry driven by human fascination for...
Bruce’s career in ichthyology began in 1956 with a small aquarium he received as a gift. From that day on he has always had an aquarium nearby. In 1967 he took up scuba diving while working at the...
Christy Pattengill-Semmens, Ph.D. is the Director of Science for the Reef Environmental Education Foundation (REEF). Christy conducted her dissertation research on fish assemblages at the Flower...
Do you even need sand for biological filtration? Today Ryan explores a variety of bio-filtration approaches from dry/live rock to sand, as well as how we plan to harness ceramic media for the BRS/WWC...
Ben Johnson has been employed in the aquarium industry for the better part of the last 22 years. From aquarium stores to maintenance companies, wholesale outfits to a zookeeper at the Houston zoo,...Read more
Robert (Bob) Fenner is a content provider to the pet-fish (ornamental) aquatics hobby and trade, dive/travel adventure and underwater natural history genres; writing, photography and videography....Read more
Christine Williams started keeping fish while she was still a fetus. While the aqueous environment did lend itself to the hobby, it limited her to freshwater species, and so she decided to be born...Read more
Two events during my childhood influenced me to become a life-long aquarist. The first was seeing a small aquarium in my dentist’s office – it was so cool! I was fascinated to the point that I...Read more
Dr. Andrew L. Rhyne, has invested his career in understanding marine ornamental aquaria: the biology of aquarium fishes and invertebrates, as well as the industry driven by human fascination for...Read more
Bruce’s career in ichthyology began in 1956 with a small aquarium he received as a gift. From that day on he has always had an aquarium nearby. In 1967 he took up scuba diving while working at the...Read more
Christy Pattengill-Semmens, Ph.D. is the Director of Science for the Reef Environmental Education Foundation (REEF). Christy conducted her dissertation research on fish assemblages at the Flower...Read more
Do you even need sand for biological filtration? Today Ryan explores a variety of bio-filtration approaches from dry/live rock to sand, as well as how we plan to harness ceramic media for the BRS/WWC...Read more
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