Seahorses Seahorses have long been popular among hobbyists, scientists and armchair aquarists alike. In this, our first issue of Coral, we take an in-depth look at all aspects of...

Giant Clams ""Killer clams"" is a phrase often used to refer to giant clams in the family Tridacnidae. Hoever, if you look at the biology and behaviors of these...

Issue No4 - Lionfishes In this issue we will explore the world of the lionfishes. Not only do they exhibit some of the most magnificent color patterns, but they also...

Issue No5 - Nudibranchs They have some of the most fabulous colors and the flashiest patterns -- as if a painter had let his imagination run wild to conjure up...

Issue No6 - Pygmy Angelfishes This issue of Coral has Pygmy or Dwarf Angelfishes as the featured species. Also included are articles covering the propagation of Carpet Anemones, the...

Issue No7 - Octopuses This issue of Coral has Octopuses as the featured species, includes articles by Alf Jacob Nilsen. Also in this issue are articles covering the Leafy...

Issue Volume 2 No2 - Leather Corals This issue of Coral has Leather Corals as the featured species, includes articles by Alf Jacob Nilsen. Also in this issue are...

Issue Volume 2 No 3 - Surgeonfishes Surgeonfishes are some of the most colorful and intricately patterned of all the coral reef fishes, and many of them look as though...

Issue Volume 2 No 4 - Sea Urchins Calcium reactor's Elba & Giglio Guinea Fowl Puffer Fish

Issue Volume 2 No 5 - AnemoneFishes Sea Stars Peanut Worms Antilles

Reticulate Evolution ""Reticulate evolution represents a paradigm that cannot be mapped directly onto traditional views of species, yet it is highly explanatory of a wide array of paleontological, taxonomic,...

Issue Volume 3 No 1 - Live Food Aquarium Photography Bali Importing a new snail

Issue Volume 3 No 2 - Hermit Crabs Nutrient Density Barnacles Cuba

Coral magazine volume 3: number 5 - Frogfishes. This issue of Coral focuses on those bizzare beauties the Frogfishes of the family Antennariidae with articles by well-know Frogfish fanatic Scott...

This issue of Coral focuses on those most beautiful of corals, the Gorgonians, with articles by Daniel Knop, Dieter Brockmann, and Todd Gardner. Additionally Scott Michael looks at the commensal...