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Blue Moon Aquatics 90 watt LED Fixture $499

From ReefBuilders.com posted on March 10, 2010 04:30
The Blue Moon Aquatics LED fixture is a 15k 90 watt LED fixture that is new to the market. This fixture is advertised as replicating the intensity of the sun around the coral reef with a spectrum in the 460nm actinic range. There are over 60 x 1 watt LEDs and 30 x 1 watt [...]


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Sea Lions Killed for Eating Too Much Salmon

From Glassbox-Design.com posted on March 10, 2010 05:00
The underwater explosives didn’t work. Neither did the rubber bullets. Now wildlife officials have resorted to euthanizing Sea Lions that prey (too much) on endangered Chinook Salmon (Oncorhynchus tshawytscha). This has occured for the past year–last year just 11 sea lions were killed. Last week marked the first time one was euthanized in 2010. This has [...]Related posts:
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  3. Conservation Group Seeks Listing of 83 Coral Species Under Endangered Species Act A week ago from today, the National Marine Fisheries...


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Pew Fellows in Marine Conservation announced, get Google Earth tour

From ReefBuilders.com posted on March 09, 2010 11:22
The 2010 Pew Fellows in Marine Conservation were recently announced and not only do the researchers get much-needed money to continue their research but we get a Google Earth Marine Tour of the researchers and their work. This is a pretty cool 3D tour of the ocean and the research the Pew Fellows will be [...]


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