Exploring Pelvicachromis, AMAZONAS Magazine Volume 8, Number 6
AMAZONAS Magazine Table of Contents November/December 2019
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Freshwater Articles
VIDEO: Check out the new HYDROS Control from CoralVue
HYDROS from CoralVue is said to be a completely different approach to the aquarium controllers and automation.
What headlines the next AMAZONAS?
Can you identify our November/December 2019 feature topic just by a glimpse of the cover? Take a guess, then read on to see if you’re right!
A New Ancistrus Species is Described
First discovered during the Mosaico do Apuí expedition in 2006, Ancistrus miracollis was found in the rio Sucunduri, a large tributary of the rio Madeira basin in south Amazonas State.
Aquarium Livestock Leader Goes Green with New Shipping Boxes
Lansing, Michigan based aquarium livestock wholesaler A & M Aquatics announced their transition to a new form of shipping styro which, when exposed to the elements, can biodegrade in just a couple years.
Viewpoint: Keep the Fish that Bring You Joy
The impulse to take something from nature and mold, tweak, prune, or modify it to suit our desires or merely our curiosity is something intrinsically human—as is, perhaps, the desire to argue about the results.
Transparency: Lessons from the Orchid Community
Replace animosity with kindness, encourage compromise through transparency, and the fish keeping hobby has a truly bright future—even for those who love man-made fishes.
The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
Man-made fishes have been around for a long time and are here to stay. If we do not cover man-created strains and forms, and debate the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly, we leave the field to emotional grandstanding, or worse, legal regulations without qualified input.
New Reef Stew Plant Gripper
Reef Stew’s patent-pending invention, inspired by the world of coral propagation, offers a new way to secure your plants without lead weights!
CORAL Magazine Excerpt: The Aquarium Ark
Can marine aquarists provide a safety net for endangered species and aquatic diversity? We first examined this question in the May/June 2012 edition of CORAL Magazine.
