Author: Travis Burke
Like many saltwater aquarium enthusiasts I started in the world of freshwater. But I always had a fascination with more colorful and seemingly more varied creatures you could only get with a saltwater aquarium.
And so after saving up enough money I took the plunge. Things didn't go so well at the start and I had problems establishing and maintaining the right chemical balance of the water. Still, the learning process was fun and I'm glad I did it.
I'm better with such things now and I'm looking forward to sharing with you some of things I learned along the way.
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Chameleons of the Sea
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The Coral Reef at Night
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Using Behavior for Communication
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Reef Fish Diets: Just What Do They Eat?
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Invertebrate Feeding Tactics
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Marine Fish Larva Development
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Reef Predator Hunting Techniques
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Defending Reef Territories: Fish Need to Protect Their Food Source
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Fish Territories on the Reef
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Fish Dominance Hierarchies on the Reef
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Seasonal Changes on Coral Reefs
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How Fish Find Food in Seagrass Beds
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Sharp Minds on the Reef: Are There Intelligent Fish?
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Reef Fish Larvae Development
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Armor and Spikes for Defense Against Reef Predators
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Chemical Messages Underwater: Can Fish Smell?
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Advertising Toxicity to Defend Against Reef Predators
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Marine Invertebrates: Some Can See and Some Can't
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Territorial Reef Fish
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Cleaner Wrasses: It's a Dirty, But Necessary Job
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Camouflage on the Reef: How Fish Hide in Plain Sight
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Invertebrate Use of Smell
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Filter Feeders and Anemones
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The Coral Reef: Where Do They Come From?
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How Marine Creatures Use Sea Shells for Defense
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Fish Communicating Through Smell
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Juvenile Reef Fish: The Third Stage In a Fish's Lifecyle
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How Fish Produce and Detect Sound
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Evading Reef Predators When Chased
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The Coral Reef During the Day
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Coral Reef Ecology
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Adult Reef Fish: The Final Stage In a Fish's Lifecyle
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Planktivore Feeding Habits
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How and Where Reef Fish Hide From Predators
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How Fish Manage to Live on a Coral Reef
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						Poisonous Reef Fishes
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Clownfish and Sea Anemone Behavior
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Fish Fights: The Lead-Up
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						Crazy Facts About Marine Fish
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Development of a Fish Egg
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The Importance of Algae on the Reef
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The Impact of Lunar Cycles on the Reef
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Fighting Tactics Used by Coral Reef Fish
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Shrimps and Gobies Behavior
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Outswimming Predators on the Reef
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Communicating Through Color: There's Hidden Meaning in the Colors of a Fish
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Sunlight: The Start of the Food Web for Coral Reefs
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How Reef Fish Recognize Other Fish
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Fish Intelligence
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Navigating the Reef: How Fish Become Familiar With Their Territory
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Can Reef Fish Learn? Are They Intelligent?
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Learning From Others
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Mimicry: An Effective Defense Against Reef Predators
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Butterflyfish and Angelfish Feeding Behavior
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Eating on the Reef: An Intricate Food Web
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Fish that Eat the Coral Reef
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How Reef Fish Defend Against Predators
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Coral Reefs at Dawn and Dusk
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Rhythms of Marine Life
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Fish Fights: Weighing Up the Opposition
 

								