TOPAZ’s Oceans At Home

03/14/2026

Editorial on The Biota Group’s Yellow Tang Comment and Position By Andrew L. Rhyne, Ph.D. There is a serious ethical problem when companies and investors try to use conservation policy to eliminate…

09/11/2025

08/05/2025

07/23/2025

1. Time Commitment: Maintaining an aquarium requires regular attention and responsibility — cleaning, feeding, monitoring water conditions, etc. That dedication may reflect a personality more inclined toward commitment and stability.

2. Introverted or Home-Oriented: Fishkeeping is typically a solitary, home-based hobby. People who enjoy it might prefer quiet environments and are possibly more home-focused, which can reduce opportunities or inclinations for affairs.

3.Emotional Investment: Many fishkeepers form emotional bonds with their pets and tanks, showing empathy and patience — traits that often correlate with loyalty in relationships.

In short they just dont have time unless for me. I dont know much for others😂

Happy fish keeping 😁

06/15/2025

06/15/2025

Flashing from blue to purple to yellow and finally green

05/07/2025

Life in quarantine 😅

Tank was stripped to medicate for ich and flukes back in the beginning of the year. We’re at the end of fallow and copper is going back to zero. Tester rock with 3 zoa polyps and two snails have been placed to verify tank status. If they all live by next week, then I can put the rest of my rocks and corals back in.

04/02/2025

Love is in the air (or should I say water) 💕

Ruby red dragonets.

04/01/2025

Nothing special. Just another day in the seahorse nursery 🥰

03/19/2025

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03/09/2025

Moon jellies at The Toronto Zoo