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September 2010 |
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Dealing with Water Hazards
Water conditioning makes your aquarium safe for fish — exactly how does it work? Bonus Content>>
By Stephen G. Noble
Investigating Anemone Shrimp
Learn about the biology and care of this unique group of crustaceans before adding them to your tank. More>>
By Scott W. Michael
Jewels of the Reef
The colorful Centropyge angelfishes stay small and rarely grow larger than 4 inches. More>>
By Philip A. Purser
Marbled Hatchetfish
These small, unique fish are perfect for a densely planted aquarium. More>>
By David A. Lass
Some Lesser-Known Cories
These popular bottom-feeding catfish are peaceful schooling fish for community aquaria. Bonus Content>>
By Mike Hellweg
There Are Goldfish in My Boat!
The hardy goldfish can survive and breed just about anywhere — even in a pond made out of a broken canoe. More>>
By J. Lynn Currie
FAMA Classic: Cowries and Eggshells
These mollusks are even better in a tank than on a shelf. More>>
By Jean-Francois Hamel and Annie Mercier
Queen of the Reef
If not housed with proper tankmates, the queen trigger can decimate the animals in its aquarium. Bonus content>>
By Bob Fenner
Fish Care While You're on Vacation
Follow these tips to keep your aquarium running smoothly during your absence. More>>
By Roy Osmint
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