Print copies of AMAZONAS are here! This is your very first look at what’s on the glossy, heavy, luscious pages of our newest issue! Is your mouth watering?
Eartheaters – AMAZONAS Magazine March/April 2015 – Hard Copy Preview
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AMAZONAS Excerpt Articles
Whiptails – AMAZONAS Hard Copy Preview – Jan/Feb 2015
Fresh from the printer, the first issue of AMAZONAS Magazine for 2015 is here – take a peek inside!
AMAZONAS Magazine Table of Contents November/December 2014
NEW RAINBOWS: AMAZONAS Magazine Volume 3, Number 6
AMAZONAS Excerpt: The Next Big Angelfish Gene!
With the introduction of the Bulgarian Green gene to the United States, we take a look back at Matt Pedersen’s January 2013 coverage of this new form of Angelfish.
AMAZONAS Web Bonus Articles 2014
Here are the web-extra bonus articles from AMAZONAS Magazine for 2014.
The Tiger Barb Revisited
In the course of these investigations, we maintained and bred literally hundreds of Tiger Barbs (Puntius tetrazona). As anyone who has had the opportunity to observe large numbers of this species can attest, Tiger Barbs exhibit variation in the length of the second vertical band.
Hard Copy Preview – Swordtails – September/October 2014 – AMAZONAS Magazine
Take a glimpse inside the latest issue of AMAZONAS Magazine, featuring Swordtails, Bucephalandra, Piranha, Barbs, and much more…
Fishroom: Hubert Selig & Tanks on Wheels
Freshwater stingrays were initially planned as inhabitants. Then I saw adult Melanotaenia boesemani in a shop, which I was allowed to take home after much pleading. Thus began my interest for rainbowfish.
Rarities: Phenacogrammus aurantiacus “Lefini”
With few exceptions, tetras from the Congo River are virtually unknown in the hobby. Best-known is “The” Congo Tetra, Phenacogrammus interruptus, whose glimmering beauty has made it a staple with commercial breeders. However, the African Tetra (Family Alestidae) includes a number of magnificent species that would also be very suitable for the aquarium.
GIANT FISHES – AMAZONAS Hard-Copy Preview for July/August 2014
A first look inside the print edition for the July/August 2014 issue of AMAZONAS Magazine.
