Beautiful colors, elaborate finnage, and a substantial size (4 inches) make the Congo tetra Phenacogrammus interruptus an extremely popular fish. A school of these handsome fish can be the star attraction in a large community aquarium. And yes, those are teeth in our cover model’s mouth! This is the only African tetra regularly produced by commercial hatcheries, and one of the species covered this month in Ted Judy’s “Large Tetras of West Africa” (p. 62). Feature Articles Cirrhilabrus: The Fairy Wrasses Author: Philip Hunt A marine aquarium usually charms and enchants all who see it, but the extravagant coloration of the majestic fairy wrasses can make a tank positively mesmerizing! A... Read more»
Not from your hot favourite Toy Story character, but the Woody feel of a freshwater planted aquarium can just be attractive enough to draw your attention! Driftwood is wood that has been washed onto a shore or beach of a sea or river by the action of winds, tides, waves or man. In some waterfront areas, driftwood is a major nuisance. However, the driftwood provides shelter and food for birds, fish and other aquatic species as it floats in the ocean. What is so special about BORNEOWILD Driftwood? Unlike other driftwood, BORNEOWILD driftwood comes from the root systems of Malaysian hardwood trees. After long periods of immersion in water, only the hardest parts of the roots remain. Just touch... Read more»
Easy-Life ProFito: Awarded as the Best aquarium product of 2008 in Germany Easy-Life ProFito is a highly concentrated universal plant fertilizer that is suitable for all water plants. After much internal and external testing the formula of this product was simply the best regarding the rate of growth, the formation of leaves and the recovery of leaves which had holes or were discoloured (mostly due to mineral deficiency). Dozens of ingredients are ideally mixed together. The compilation of this fertilizer garantees a strong, healthy and lush plant growth. The usage of ProFito makes the addition of extra iron or potassium fertilizers mostly unnecessary. In almost all cases this even applies... Read more»