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December 2010 |
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Brackish Plants: Making the Transition
As long as they are acclimated to salt slowly, many plants can withstand brackish conditions. More>>
By Stephen G. Noble
Plants for Tall Tanks
Tall planted tanks can be tricky, but here are some plant species that grow well in taller aquariums. More>>
By David A. Lass
Plants for Low-Tech Tanks
If you're a newcomer to plants — or just want a planted tank without all the work — go low light and low maintenance. More>>
By Mike Hellweg
Three Marine Tankbusters
The showstopping snapper, fusilier and grunt families can be kept in large home aquariums. More>>
By Scott W. Michael
Guide to Goldfish Varieties
In this guide, learn how to recognize goldfish varieties and their characteristics. More>>
By Peter J. Ponzio
Postcards From MACNA 2010 More>>
By Clay Jackson
Hatching Brine Shrimp
Mastering a simple time-tested technique can send you on your way to successfully raising this important fish food. More>>
By Mike Hellweg
Lake Malawi's Metriaclima zebra
Understanding the natural habitat and behaviors of Metriaclima zebra is imporant to providing it with the correct aquarium conditions. More>>
By Mary Bailey
FAMA Classic: Spike Up Your Aquarium
Easy-to-care-for sea urchins add a wow factor to the average marine tank. More>>
By Jean-François Hamel and Annie Mercier
Pop-Eye
Prevent pop-eye from afflicting your fish, and learn how to deal with the condition if it occurs in your tank. More>>
By Stephen G. Noble
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