E. Borneman article links

[piercho]

Among the million things that you are asked to do, could you please post a list of links to the articles that you have on the WWW, similar to what RH Farley has done? TIA.

[photobarry]

Most of his articles can be found in the archives of Reef Keeping Mag and Advanced Aquarist.

Here's a start to the list. Feel free to add to it but I wouldn't ask Eric to do it since the articles are easy to find. There may be some older, more obscure articles out there that I don't know about though.

Reef Keeping 2002

A Propensity to Interfere and the "Geology" of Coral Reef Aquariums

The Coral Health and Disease Consortium

Need Help! Coral ID? Part I. Taxonomy of Stony Corals

Taxonomy in the Reef Aquarium: A Simplified Guide to Basic Level Identification

Taxonomy in Aquarium Corals: Part 3 – Everything Else – Soft Corals, Zoanthids, and Corallimorpharians

Reef Food

From the Food of Reefs to the Food of Corals

Additional Commentary on Dyed Corals

The Food of Reefs, Part 3: Phytoplankton

Venomous Corals: The Fire Coral

The Food of Reefs, Part 4: Zooplankton

[EricHugo]

also see archives at advancedaquarist.com and aquarium.net (getting really old there!)

[jameso]

The reefs.org library has links to Eric's online talks, articles on reefs.org, Advanced Aquarist, Aquarium.net, etc:

http://www.reefs.org/library/index.html

Also see:

http://advancedaquarist.com/index/CoralWhisp.shtml


Cheers
James

[piercho]

And yet Do You Know Where Your Corals Are Coming From? does not show up as any of the articles that y'all listed, or on the Advance Aquarist link list for E. Borneman, or if you search reefs.org library with the exact title for the article. I've finally learned, after several attempts searching with google, to string Borneman AND Jakarta to find a link to that article. And I could ONLY find it because I knew it existed and what the content was. So what good is that, to someone coming to this board, perhaps for the first time, who hasn't been reading Reefkeeping and Advanced Aquarist for years?

You have to remember, everybody starts off - at some point - feeling about for the shreds of quality info in this hobby, amidst an ocean of bullcrap and misinformation. I wasn't, necessarily, asking for myself, you see. Although I'm sure that I'd refer to a complete list of Eric's articles, if one existed. I know that I use Randy's list, and refer others to it. I'd like to see a complete list of Eric's articles, and other quality on-line articles relating to coral, pegged permanently at the top of this board. It was just an idea, and IMO would be a benefit to many people, especially those people who need the info the most, and don't where or how to find it.

BTW thanks for the links that were provided, there were a couple in there that I hadn't read yet!

Regards,

[photobarry]

Piercho-

I knew you know where to find all those articles. I was just trying to hint that maybe if we helped compile the links that Eric would then stick the list at the top of the forum. Then it would be an easier job for him to tell us what things we missed.

[EricHugo]

I'd be happy to sticky this thread...I'll clean it up a bit, so apologies in advance if any of your helpful posts get edited or deleted in order to make a "neat and tidy" sticky.

[jameso]

Hi Gang,

Advanced Aquarist has put out 20 issues so far and each of them has a lot of articles in it.

That's why we have a special search engine for the Magazine at:

http://www.advancedaquarist.com/search.htm

You can get there from the magazine homepage.

I entered Eric Borneman in the search engine and found his "Where Do Your Corals Come From?" Feature Article as #19

For those of you who haven't tried the search feature for Advanced Aquarist, you might find it to be a useful tool. It pulls up part of the article text so you can see if it's what you're looking for.

Cheers
James

[photobarry]

Reef Keeping 2003

The Food of Reefs, Part 5: Bacteria

Caribbean Corals Coming Soon? The Drama and Tale of a Dominican Coral Farm

The Food of Reefs, Part 6: Particulate Organic Matter

The Food of Reefs, Part 7: Dissolved Nutrients

Reproduction in Aquarium Corals

Reproduction in Aquarium Corals: Part II. Reports of Sexual Spawning in Captivity

Coral Disease at the Flower Gardens and Stetson Bank: A Report

Dual Media Review: "Proceedings of the Ninth International Coral Reef Symposium," and "Ultimate Marine Aquariums"

Don't forget to also check out Eric's science article reviews in the "Science Notes & News" section of Reef Keeping.

[photobarry]

Advanced Aquarist 2002

High Levels of Toxicity in Goniopora & Other Corals

Bleaching and Tissue Loss

White Corals, part II

White Corals, part III

Do you know where your corals are coming from?

[piercho]

Getting Up To Date on Zooxanthellae
Part I: The Invertebrate Immune System
Part II: Models For "RTN"
Zoanthids
Can I Ask A Favia Of You?
Pavona Of The Desert
There's a Fungiid Among Us!!
Tubastrea: The Striking Sunflower Coral
Is Leather Optional?
The Elusive Blue Tipped Acropora. And the Last (but not final) Word on Coloration
Bird's Nest Coral..Feathers Not Included and coloration pt. 2
Pocillopora - The Cauliflower Coral and the beginnings of coloration pt. 1
Mumble, Grumble, Hrrrmmmphh. Disasters and Lessons: A compendium of tips, hints, and idio(t)syncracies.
Sweeping Beauty: A tale of anchors, hammers, and other things. The Euphyllia Corals.
The Fire Corals
Dendronephthya: A Seduction of Allusions and Illusions
Monipora and The Trouble with Taxonomy

[piercho]

#reefs Talks by E. Borneman
Future Trends and Possibilities in Sustainable Coral Farming
My L'il Ol' 40 Breeder
To Coin a Phrase, "RTN"
Bacteria and Corals: Good or Bad?

[piercho]

So...can anybody link any more Eric Borneman articles?
Here is an on-line article on coral zonation some might find interesting:
Coral Zonation: Its Nature and Significance
T.J. Done
Australian Institute of Marine Sciences
(1.7MB .pdf)

[Martyn]

If not added already here are two more of Erics articles from Aquarium Frontiers.

http://www.animalnetwork.com/fish2/a...ve/default.asp

Two of Erics articles MAY 1999 and AUGUST 1999

A Survey of Marine Microbes

http://www.animalnetwork.com/fish2/a.../1/default.asp

Recent Observations On Berghia(?) sp. Nudibranchs

http://www.animalnetwork.com/fish2/a.../1/default.asp

Regards
Martyn

[Martyn]

Originally posted by jameso
The reefs.org library has links to Eric's online talks, articles on reefs.org, Advanced Aquarist, Aquarium.net, etc:

http://www.reefs.org/library/index.html


Cheers
James

OPPPPs my last post mentions two articles with the link too Aquarium frontiers.
This is also stored at James's reefs org I forgot about that when I posted and its too late to delete that last post with that link now.

I think nearly all free available internet articles by Eric are in all the above links.

This one may not be in the links above there is so much available on Eric articles and talks and disscussions it just takes a bit of time searching.

Aquascaping the Reef Aquarium
By Eric Borneman

http://www.aquariumhobbyist.com/arti...uascaping.html


Regards
Martyn

[npaden]

The aquarium frontiers site has been down for some time so KevD aquired the articles and organized them here:

http://www.aquariumfrontiers.net/

FWIW, Nathan