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2011 Aquarium Fish International Exclusive Magazine Bonus Material>>
| July 2012 |
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Marine Symbiosis There are many types of symbiotic relationships in the ocean, and you can even view some in your home aquarium. More>> By Scott W. Michael |
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Marine Aquariums at Home and Abroad Both in the United States and Europe, hobbyists display stunning marine aquariums. More>> By Iggy Tavares, Ph.D | |
| June 2012 |
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Marine Sand-Dwellers From garden eels to soles, you can keep fish from the sand slope biotope. More>> By Scott W. Michael |
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Art of the Planted Aquarium Show This international planted aquarium show in Germany continues to grow. Bonus content >> By Oliver Lucanus | |
| May 2012 |
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Seven Tips for Quarantine Follow these seven tips to ensure a successful quarantine of all your animals. Bonus Content>> By Andy Ternay | |
| April 2012 |
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Dive into Bonaire Even if you can’t dive Bonaire’s reefs, you can still assemble one of these Bonaire biotope aquariums in your home. More>> By Scott W. Michael |
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Exploring Brazil's Pantanal Consider Brazil's Watery Wilderness -- the Pantanal -- Before You Kick the Bucket. Bonus content>> By Clay Jackson | |
| March 2012 |
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Create a Safari in Your Tank A Rift Lake aquarium dedicated to cichlids from Africa's Lake Tanganyika is not too difficult to create, and it will unlock untold joys. Bonus content>> By Rick and Tamela Biro |
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A Breeding Challenge: Checkerboard Cichlids Only experienced aquarists should attempt keeping and breeding dwarf cichlids in the Dicrossus genus. More>> By Wolfgang Staeck, Ph.D |
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Guard Crabs Coral-associated crabs can be beneficial additions to reef aquariums containing SPS corals. More>> By Scott W. Michael |
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Sunburst Anthias The diminutive sunburst anthias is different than most fancy sea basses in that it is more suitable for captivity. More>> By Bob Fenner |
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Moorish Idols: The Ultimate Challenge The Moorish idol usually does not survive in captivity, but following these tips may increase your chances of success. More>> By Scott Vallembois | |
| February 2012 |
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Marine Fish Feeding Guilds To provide the best care for your captive reef fish, know what they eat and how to feed them. Bonus content By Scott W. Michael |
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Parkinson's Rainbowfish The hardy Melanotaenia parkinsoni may be bland as a juvenile, but it bursts with beauty when it comes of age. More>> By David A. Lass |
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The Likeable Botia Loaches Learn about loaches in general, as well as nine popular species to look for in your local fish store. More>> By Joshua Wiegert |
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Monster Fish, Monster Requirements Before buying monster fish, learn what's in store for you after they grow to adult size. More>> By Mike Wickham |
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Gobies and Pistol Shrimp Observe the hidden life of gobies and their pistol shrimp associates in their burrows. More>> By Scott Vallembois | |
| January 2012 |
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A Plethora of Polychaetes Animals in the class Polychaeta can be beneficial (and sometimes beautiful) additions to the home aquarium. Bonus content By Scott W. Michael |
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Uarus: Gentle Giants The rare uarus from South America are peaceful cichlids for your aquarium. More>> By David A. Lass |
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Go With the Flow How water flow works and why it's needed in our aquariums. More>> By James B. Wood., Ph.D. |
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Aquarium Plants in Nature The plants we see in our aquariums can grow differently in the wild. More>> By Oliver Lucanus |
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Choosing a Saltwater Tank There are many decisions to make before setting up a saltwater tank — so to be sure to make the right ones. More>> By Scott Vallembois | | |
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