A large and intense Arctic temperature swing—more than 40 degrees above normal—has caught the attention of scientists.
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Freshwater Articles
Dario hysginon: Breeding and Husbandry of the Red Melon Dario
Sumer Tiwari describes why he ranks Dario hysginon in the top 5 nano species for a high tech planted aquarium. He has many photos and videos to back up his claim.
New Fish Species Only YOU Could Love #2: Leptobotia, Tetragonopterus, Oreonectes
Recently-described species of tropical freshwater fishes that only the most worthy fish geek could appreciate. Yes, that means you.
New Fish Species Only YOU Could Love #1: Parotocinclus, Garra, Phallobrycon
Recently-described species of tropical freshwater fishes that only the most worthy fish geek could appreciate. Yes, that means you.
Biotope Video: Cichlid Heaven in the Lower Rio Negro
Immerse yourself in the underwater world of Brazil’s Rio Negro with a shoal of cichlids and freshwater stingrays encountered in their native habitat. Learn more in the January/February 2017 issue of AMAZONAS Magazine!
AMAZONAS Magazine Table of Contents January/February 2017
African SODA CICHLIDS AMAZONAS Magazine Volume 6, Number 1
Photo Tour of Chicago’s John G. Shedd Aquarium
A photo tour of the impressive collection of rare fish on display at John G. Shedd Aquarium in Chicago
Ornamental Fish Conference to Return to Sri Lanka in 2017
The 2nd International Ornamental Fish Trade and Technical Conference Sri Lanka will be held February 8-10, 2017, at the Kingsbury Hotel, Colombo.
AMAZONAS “African SODA CICHLIDS” Issue: Inside Look
A visual preview of highlights in AMAZONAS Magazine’s January/February 2017 Issue. Paid AMAZONAS Subscribers can log in with their email address and read the Digital Edition immediately.
The Mind-Bending Nano Aquascape of John Pini
At the 2016 Aquascaping Live! competition, you might say the bar was raised. To be fair, it’s probably more appropriate to say the bar was left a mangled and twisted pile of iron, cast aside by the hands of up-and-comer aquascaper John Pini.
