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November 2010 |
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Cnidarians for Nano-Reefs
Some select corals and “polyps” are suitable for smaller reef aquariums. Bonus Content>>
By Scott W. Michael
The Inverted World of the Upside-Down Catfish
If you keep these interesting catfish, choose tankmates and aquascape based on their needs. More>>
By Stephen G. Noble
Picking a Pencilfish
A shoal of one of these species of pencilfish can make a beautiful display for a small tank. More>>
By David A. Lass
The Vitals of Lighting
There are so many lighting options available — and it’s important to understand which type of light to use for your tank. Bonus Content>>
By J.C. Delbeek M.Sc.
Breeding Minnows
North American minnows breed in various ways — find out how to set up their breeding tank before attempting a spawn. More>>
By Robert J. Goldstein, Ph.D.
Having Friends in Fishy Places
Taking the time to build a good rapport with your local fish store now will allow you to reap a windfall later. More>>
By Mike Wickham
Photo Essay: Sensational Cichlids
There are so many cichlids to keep and so many reasons to keep them.
FAMA Classic: Backyard Coral Farming
An innovative hobbyist with a passion for corals made his backyard into an ambitious coral farm. More>>
By Ethan Mizer
Coral Zonation
Mastering this neglected dimension of reefkeeping is vital in properly placing corals and ensuring their survivability in any reef tank. More>>
By Richard Harker
Two Quick Ways to Capture Snails
With either of these simple contraptions, you can keep snails in your tank without letting their populations get out of control. More>>
By Stephen G. Noble
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