March 2011

Finding Their Level
Learn what it takes to accomodate fish at the top, middle and bottom levels of your freshwater tank. More>>
By Gary Elson

Unicorns of the Fish World
The surgeonfishes of the Naso genus are interesting fish with a "unicornlike" head growth. More>>
By Scott W. Michael

Using Live Plants for Breeding Fish
Aquatic plants have more benefits than just tank aesthetics — they will make fish breeding easier. More>>
By Mike Hellweg

Singrays de America del Sur
Before keeping a freshwater stingray in the Potamotrygon genus, find out if you have what it takes. Bonus Content>> More Bonus Content>>
By David Hoffman

Community Means Compatibility
Think about these six categories of fish care and behavior before deciding whether to buy a fish. More>>
By Miller Morgan.

My Fishing Expedition to China
With its Ornamental Fish Science and Technology Park nearing completion, Tianjin is poised to take its place as one of China's largest ornamental fish trade centers. More>>
By Clay Jackson

Water Motion
Learn how water motion should work in your reef tank and other setups. More>>
By Richard Harker

• Editor’s Corner
• Freshwater Q&A
  By Mike Wickham
• The Aquabotanist
  By Stephen G. Noble 
• Reef Aquarist
  By J. Charles Delbeek, M.Sc.
• Adventures in Fish Breeding
  By Mike Hellweg
• Fresh Fish
  By Jim Walters
• FishKidz
  By David A. Lass
• Saltwater Q&A
  By Scott W. Michael
• Species Profile: Ritteri anemone
  By Steven Bitter
• Aquatic Maestro
  By Paul Speice
• Wet Vet
  By Mark A. Mitchell, D.V.M., Ph.D.
• Sandmail
  By Bob Goemans
• Popular Freshwater Tropicals
  By Iggy Tavares, Ph.D.
• Reef Notes
  By Vincent Hargreaves, Ph.D.
• Freshwater Forum
  By Jeffrey C. Howe
• In the Fish Room
  By David A. Lass
• Aquabits
• FishChannel.com
• Aquarist's Notebook: GH and KH
• Product Showcase & Reader Reward
• Livestock Section (Wholesale Only)
• Online Marketplace
• Dealer & Classified Advertising
• Aquarium Clubs & Societies
• Ad Index
  
  

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