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Counting Nemo: A Deep Look at the Aquarium Trade - New York Times (blog)

New York Times (blog)

Counting Nemo: A Deep Look at the Aquarium Trade New York Times (blog) The international trade in colorful marine organisms from coral reefs has become big business over the past 15 years. New lighting and filtration technology enabled hobbyists to set up saltwater aquariums at home, and the popular 2003 movie “Finding ... and more »

Thailand clam programme making progress - News24

Thailand clam programme making progress News24 The solution was to set up "clam gardens". One such, on Koh Tao in the Gulf of Thailand, has collaborated with a local community of divers on the island to make the project work. "The first year this was done was in 2009, when around 1 000 clams where ...

Egg Harbor Township business keeps fish tanks, ponds and their residents clean ... - Press of Atlantic City

Egg Harbor Township business keeps fish tanks, ponds and their residents clean ... Press of Atlantic City A 150-gallon saltwater aquarium typically will cost about $5400 total — including tank, fish, equipment, accessories and set up, he said. The same size freshwater aquarium costs about half as much. Nonetheless, saltwater aquariums are far more popular ... and more »

Riverview High's AquaDome teems with life - Sarasota Herald-Tribune

Riverview High's AquaDome teems with life Sarasota Herald-Tribune Riverview High School students, including Clayton Patmagrian, second from left, Jason Knapczyk, center, Justin Cavender and Christina Charuhas, right, work on final set-up for AquaDome, an agriscience, aquaculture and marine science learning center, ... and more »

Reverse Osmosis for Making Marine Tanks - PetProductNews.com (blog)

PetProductNews.com (blog)

Reverse Osmosis for Making Marine Tanks PetProductNews.com (blog) I confess that it wasn't until I tested a reverse osmosis system for my “In The Fish Room” column in Aquarium Fish International that I ever used RO water to make up the salt water for marine tanks. This alone explains why I never had much luck with ...