|
 |
|
|
2011 Annual
 |
|
Discus for Beginners Yes, beginners really can keep these fish! By David Lass
Do You Want a Planted Tank? Hesitate no longer — you can keep a planted tank. >>Bonus Content By Stephen G. Noble
Try These Biotopes! Re-create the Amazon, Papua New Guinea streams or Central American waters. By Iggy Tavares
Which Algae-Eater Is Right for You? Some are good for beginners’ tanks, but others should only be kept in large aquariums. >>Bonus Content By Rus Wilson
Preventing Two Tank "Issues" Prevent bullying and water quality problems to avoid aquarium “emergencies.” By Miller Morgan
10 Fish for Your First Marine Tank These are good choices for aquarists starting their first marine tank. By Scott W. Michael
Bettas and Paradisefish These bubblenesters are beautiful and easy to care for. By Mike Hellweg
U.S. Native Fish Though hobbyists in the states generally don’t consider keeping U.S. fish, others consider them exotic. By David A. Lass
Advancing in the Hobby If you’re ready for the next step, think about which more advanced setups appeal to you. By Ed Wood
Pick Your Livebearer! Keep everything from the easy guppies to the more difficult pike livebearers. By Neale Monks
Helpful Hints from Fellow Hobbyists Get tips from these other hobbyists who shared their comments through Facebook, our FishChannel.com forums and by e-mail.
Substrate: The Rock-Bottom Essentials Substrate serves an important purpose — so choose it wisely. By Stephen G. Noble
Annual Fish Society Listing Find an aquarium club or society near you by using these listings.
Filtration Fundamentals Learn how filtration works in your tank and what filter types are available. By Mary Sweeney
|
SPECIES PROFILES
GREEN PUFFERFISH (Tetraodon fluviatilis)
RUMMYNOSE TETRA (Hemigrammus bleheri)
REDTAIL KILLIFISH (Nothobranchius guentheri)
DWARF GOURAMI (Colisa lalia)
|