Learn About How Saltwater (Marine) Fish Behave and Survive in the Wild
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Crazy Facts About Marine Fish (1)
I like to read about marine fish. I also enjoying watching shows like Dicovery Channel's The Blue Planet series. That TV series in particular provided an amazing looking into …
As many will agree, tropical marine fish and invertebrates are among the most dazzlingly colorful animals on the plant. And with the majority of the saltwater fishes available in the aquarium hobby originally come from coral reefs, it behooves us to understand how fish live in, on, and off of the reefs which in turn helps us understand saltwater aquarium fishes. From eating to hunting to learning and from reproducing to schooling to hiding from predators, we'll look at everything a hobbyist may want to know.
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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
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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
