Listen in as author Emily Voigt discusses the Asian Arowana, the subject of her new book “The Dragon Behind The Glass”.
VIDEO: The Allure of Asian Arowana
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New Products Articles
Tropica Tissue-Cultured Aquarium Plants
Tropica tissue cultured aquarium plants are coming to west-coast wholesale distributor Aquatropic!
Aquarium Inventions
For some aquarium hobbyists and professionals, creating an aquarium-related invention is a natural combination of such a dream with their hobby or vocation.
EXCLUSIVE: GloFish® Introduces “High Contrast” Electric Green Barb
The latest permutation of GloFish®, the Striped Electric Green Barb is the fully-striped, non-albino, transgenic fluorescent green form of the Tiger Barb (Puntigrus tetrazona).
Konings’ Tanganyika Cichlids receives 3rd Edition Update
More than 1200 photos illustrate all known Tanganyika cichlids in their natural habitat. The wealth of information on the natural environment of Lake Tanganyika will render it increasingly possible to maintain each species in the most natural way, allowing it to behave as if it were in the lake
Eartheaters – AMAZONAS Magazine March/April 2015 – Hard Copy Preview
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?
AMAZONAS Magazine January Back Issues Sale!
Direct From The Publisher: Complete your AMAZONAS Magazine Library at our lowest prices ever. Supplies limited.
New Book: The 101 Best Freshwater Nano Species
A new book dedicated to the creation and stocking of a freshwater nano aquarium with the ideal fishes, plants, and invertebrates, from authors Mark Denaro and Rachel O’Leary
AMAZONAS January Back Issues Sale!
Complete your AMAZONAS Library at our lowest prices ever. Supplies limited.
AMAZONAS January/February 2014 Issue Preview
AMAZONAS Editor Hans-Georg Evers takes the reader into the remote waters of Sulawesi in search of a number of halfbeak species that could make exceptionally interesting aquarium inhabitants. “Quirky” is how Hans describes them, admitting “I put my heart and soul into finding and describing them for this issue.”
