Chances are you’ve read a post or two here on Skimz Singapore and you’d recognize the clean white and orange details on the company’s products, but what about looking Behind the Brand and learn a bit more about the company. Reef Builders Behind the Brand is a new series that takes a closer look at […]
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Behind the Brand: Skimz Singapore
Posted: 13th September 2018 by admin in News, SkimzTags: behind the brand skimz, Protein Skimmer, Skimz, skimz brand
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AquaMarin Aquatic Pets has moved to new premises
Posted: 17th July 2013 by admin in NewsTags: 32 Jalan Selaseh, aquamarin, Aquamarin Aquatic Pets, aquamarin aquatic pets map, aquamarin new location
17 July 2013 AquaMarin Aquatic Pets has moved to 32 Jalan Selaseh, Singapore 808448. This is an exciting time for our company and we look forward to growing our business successfully through the ongoing support of our clients and partners. www.aquamarin.com.sg Share on digg
Pacific white-sided dolphins take flight to evade killer whales
Posted: 27th June 2012 by admin in News, VideosTags: Hyacinthe Bay, killer whales, White-sided dolphins
By: Chris Mauro, GrindTV.com Monday, June 25, 2012 5:22pm PDT Pacific white-sided dolphins are known for seeking safety in numbers, and in the accompanying video captured up in Hyacinthe Bay, British Columbia, hundreds can be seen racing out of the bay to evade a few hungry killer whales giving chase. The whales do their best […]
Swimming in a lake full of jellyfish
Posted: 30th March 2012 by admin in NewsTags: jellyfish, Pacific island of Palau, Palau Lake, Photographer Kevin Davidson
A brave swimmer submerged in the lake on the Pacific island of Palau is surrounded by hundreds of jellyfish. With the Jellyfish isolated in the lake, their stings weakened and these amazing images show tourists can now swim alongside the jellyfish without fear of being stung. Photographer Kevin Davidson has been visiting the lake for […]
Interzoo helps to protect against product and trademark pirates
Posted: 12th December 2011 by admin in Exhibition, Interzoo 2010, NewsTags: International Chamber of Commerce (ICC), Interzoo 2010, NürnbergMesse GmbH, patent, trademark
Innovations that have cost a lot of intellectual effort and money are usually presented for the first time at exhibitions. It is accordingly annoying when copies of products are offered on other stands or after the exhibition. The companies affected not only lose sales, but inferior counterfeits also damage the company’s image among the customers. […]
Millions of unseen species
Posted: 27th August 2011 by admin in NewsTags: Antennaridae, frogfish, Histiophryne psychedelica
This undated image provided by seaphotos.com shows the face of a Histiophryne psychedelica, a highly atypical a psychedelic frogfish (Antennaridae) first described in 2009 from a handful of specimens photographed in Ambon, Indonesia in 2008. It has a vestigial, non-functional lure (illicium/esca) and probably traps its prey inside coral holes and crevices or within coral […]
EcoSystem Aquarium
Posted: 14th June 2011 by admin in NewsTags: Balling Method, EcoSystem, Miracle Mud
The grey bin in the middle (sitting on it is a refugium with 20 lbs of Miracle Mud) is used as a common reservoir sump (in which we grow soft corals) for the 95 gallons saltwater planted tank to the left, the 150 gallons surge and tide pool tank in the middle and the 400 […]
Tonga is full of reefs and a remarkable diversity of marine life
Posted: 11th March 2011 by admin in NewsTags: coral, LPS coral, reef, SPS coral, tonga
Tonga is noteworthy as the only Pacific archipelago to have never been colonized. While some may know Tongan waters as the place where Bligh’s sailors mutinied on the Bounty, Tonga is known in the aquarium hobby as one of the most desirable sources of some of aquarists’ favorite species. Tonga is further south than most […]
Lakes experienced a rise in sea level
Posted: 11th March 2011 by admin in NewsTags: Bioluminescence, Gippsland Lakes, Noctiluca scintillans, sea sparkle
By Claudine Zap What happens to lakes in an area hit by forest fires and floods? Some will glow in the dark. For a cluster of lakes in Australia’s eastern Victoria, the combination of the fire and then the rain washed ash and nitrogen-rich soil into the water. The Gippsland Lakes experienced a rise in […]