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June 2011 |
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Yellow-Headed Jawfish
Opistognathus aurifrons has been a staple in marine aquariums for 60 years. Bonus Content>>
By Bob Fenner
Guide to Freshwater Hitchhikers: The Benign, the Bad, the Bizarre
If you spot hitchhikers in your tank, don’t panic — there are ways to keep them under control. Bonus Content>>
By Rus Wilson
Amazonian Leporinus
Learn how to distinguish between the Leporinus species that are occasionally available in local fish stores. Bonus Content>>
By Stephen G. Noble
Nano-Reef Aquariums: Part 1
When it comes to reef aquariums, bigger is not always better. More>>
By Scott W. Michael
Not-So Neon
While false and black neon tetras aren’t as popular as their neon tetra cousins, they make great aquarium residents. More>>
By Mike Wickham
Two Apistogramma Breeding Projects
Breeding these colorful inhabitants of South American flood pools should be left to experienced aquarists. More>>
By Radek Bednarczuk
Educating the Next Fishkeepers
The Lyons Fish Finatics, a middle school fish club in Iowa, teaches students about fishkeeping, nature and discipline. More>>
By Cassandra Radcliff
Silvertip Tetras
With their own planted tank, silvertip tetras will brighten up and prosper. More>>
By David A. Lass
Why Water Chemistry Is Vital
This quick primer will help you easily understand the basics of water chemistry parameters. More>>
By Ed Mackey, MS, Ph.D.
Macroalgae Forests
The “seasonal” color displays in a macroalgae setup might even make reef hobbyists envious. More>>
By Jon Olav Bjorndal
Utilitarianism Fishkeeping
Hobbyists can breed the endangered Xiphophorus couchianus (and other threatened fish) and help educate fellow hobbyists while improving fish numbers. More>>
By Gary Elson
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