Coral Magazine

13/09/2026

The November/December issues of Amazonas Magazine and Coral Magazine are something magical when you put them together! Our first-ever crossover issues! If you're not an AMAZONAS subscriber, you have until September 14th to start a subscription and get MARVELOUS MANGROVES: https://www.amazonasmagazine.com/subscribe

If you're not a CORAL subscriber, you have about a month to fix that! https://www.coralmagazine.com/subscribe

Or, save even more with our 1-year bundle when you subscribe to or renew both! https://www.aquaticmediapress.com/bundle

But you have to handle the AMAZONAS side of things by Monday, September 14th...otherwise, you'll have to get it as a Back Issue or with a Quick Start subscription!

10/08/2026

DO IT NOW! Subscribe or renew if you need to, and get ( ), 's Sept/Oct 2026 issue! After 8/10/26, subscriptions start with Nov/Dec 2026! https://www.CORALmagazine.com/subscribe

14/06/2026

VORACIOUS - Subscribe by Monday, June 15th, or you'll miss it! CORALMagazine.com/subscribe

06/06/2026

Awards night at Reef Retreat!

04/06/2026

Another day, another new goby species! Meet the Bikini Colon Dwarfgoby, Eviota niedenthali. We've shared a quick summary, plus a link to the full open-access article, all at

In Volume 46 of the Journal of the Ocean Science Foundation, researchers David Greenfield, Mark Erdmann, and Nesha Ichida have described a new species, Eviota niedenthali. Given the common name of Bikini Colon Dwarfgoby, E. niedenthali's species epithet honors Jack Niedenthal.

03/06/2026

New Goby Species! First up - Eviota kathyae, Kathy's Dwarfgoby, a secret hidden in the volcanic fjords of Tufi, Papua New Guinea!

Authors David W. Greenfield, William M. Brooks, and Mark V. Erdmann recently published the description of a new species, Eviota kathyae, a new dwarfgoby from the unique volcanic fjords of Tufi, Papua New Guinea (Teleostei: Gobiidae), in Volume 46 of the Journal of the Ocean Science Foundation. This....

07/05/2026

Boom, Done! Quality Marine and QM Labs announce the world's first captive-bred Black Longnose Tangs, Zebrasoma rostratum. Another "species first" has fallen! An amazing time for marine aquaculture!

Quality Marine is proud to announce a landmark achievement in marine ornamental aquaculture: the successful culture of the world's first Black Longnose Tang (Zebrasoma rostratum) at its QM Labs Aquaculture Facility in Los Angeles, California.

06/05/2026

Stay tuned....

Our photographer, Sheldon, is photographing another world’s first from QM Labs! Can you guess what it is? Come back tomorrow to find out 🙌🏼

19/03/2026

is calling on to speak up! "You can help to bring sustainably fished Yellow Tangs and Potters Angelfish back to the hobby by submitting your testimony to the Hawaii Board of Land and Natural Resources (BLNR). It is super easy and takes less than 2 minutes to let your voice be heard!"

Learn more and learn how - https://www.coralmagazine.com/2026/03/19/alert-testimony-needed-to-reopen-hawaiis-aquarium-fishery/

You can help to bring sustainably fished Yellow Tangs and Potters Angelfish back to the hobby by submitting your testimony to the Hawaii Board of Land and Natural Resources (BLNR). It is super easy and takes less than 2 minutes to let your voice be heard! The deadline for testimony to be accepted is...