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Multiple services provided including: Home and Business installation, Outdoor Landscaping with water features, Disease diagnosis/treatment, Aquatic Maintenance and more!

06/30/2025
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06/19/2025

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A new initiative called “Resting Reef” provides an eco-conscious way to honor loved ones by using their cremation ashes to create artificial reefs. Made from marine-safe concrete infused with ash, these reef structures are placed on the ocean floor to encourage coral growth and support marine biodiversity.

This innovative approach not only creates a lasting memorial but also contributes to marine conservation by supplying habitat for fish, corals, and other sea life.

The project taps into growing environmental awareness around traditional burial methods, which can consume land and release greenhouse gases. By transforming ashes into reef-building materials, Resting Reef merges legacy with sustainability—leaving behind not only memories but also vibrant ecosystems.

As artificial reefs continue to gain popularity, memorial reefs like these blend personal commemoration with a positive ecological impact, turning remembrance into restoration.

Source: Fast Company

06/17/2025

The pistol shrimp snaps its claw shut so rapidly that it creates a high-speed bubble bullet, shooting through the water at over 60 miles per hour. When this bubble collapses, it unleashes a shockwave powerful enough to knock out small fish and crustaceans. For a fraction of a second, the imploding bubble reaches temperatures nearly as hot as the surface of the sun, and the snap is loud, over 218 decibels, which is louder than a gunshot, according to Ocean Conservatory.

This incredible ability makes the pistol shrimp one of nature’s most unexpected predators, proving that in the underwater world, size isn’t everything.

06/14/2025
06/05/2025

I want to take a moment to thank everyone who has supported me thus far. It has not gone unnoticed, and I love each and every one of you. I have had some hard times the last few months but plan to be fully back in action soon enough 🐟 🩵

Feel free to contact me if you're having trouble with your fish or tank! Diseases need proper treatment and a clean home...
06/03/2025

Feel free to contact me if you're having trouble with your fish or tank! Diseases need proper treatment and a clean home is a must!

06/02/2025

Fun facts about the archerfish:

1. They are expert "spitting sharpshooters":

Archerfish are renowned for their unique hunting technique. They shoot precise jets of water from their mouths to knock insects and other small prey off overhanging vegetation and into the water, where they can be eaten. They can hit targets up to 5 feet (1.5 meters) away, even compensating for the refraction of light at the water's surface.

2. They inhabit brackish waters:

While some species can be found in freshwater, archerfish are typically found in the brackish waters of estuaries and mangrove swamps, which are a mix of freshwater and saltwater. This habitat provides ample vegetation for them to hunt from.

3. They are highly adaptable learners:

Young archerfish aren't born with perfect aim; they learn to shoot accurately through trial and error. They can also adjust their shooting technique to account for changing environmental conditions, such as wind or varying distances to their prey.

Please treat these beautiful creatures with the proper respect and care they deserve ❤️
05/30/2025

Please treat these beautiful creatures with the proper respect and care they deserve ❤️

“In the jar and small tank, the fishes hovered more like they wanted to swim but just couldn’t get going, interacted with the walls more like they felt trapped, and paced back and forth more, which is a known stress behaviour.” Dr. Naomi Clark-Shen explained.

Reference: Clark-Shen et al. (2024), Animal Welfare.

05/21/2025

Meet Danionella cerebrum, a tiny fish no bigger than a fingernail that can produce noises louder than an elephant!

Scientists discovered that this miniature aquatic powerhouse can generate sounds exceeding 140 decibels, comparable to a firecracker or a jet engine. How? Male Danionella cerebrum has a unique mechanism—a special muscle pulls one of its ribs against a piece of cartilage, and when released, the rib strikes the swim bladder, producing an ear-splitting drumming sound.

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