pfkjune2009Focus on Jewel cichlids: Little is known about some Hemichromis but that’s the challenge, says Mary Bailey. Cheeky little monkeys!: Even their name sounds mischievous! Emma Turner says Yasuhikotakia sidthimunki are such fun in every way. Capers in the batcave: Michael Lo makes some surprise discoveries in a subterranean stream deep in remote Borneo. Nano tank guide: 10 pages of advice on buying tropical freshwater and tropical marine nano tanks, lighting and the fish and inverts to put inside them.

Ask our Experts: Tips, advice and the answers to your questions, plus a glossary of fishkeeping terms. Great Planted tanks: Mark Evans set up this superb planted display tank in his local aquatic shop. George Farmer finds out how he did it. Rekawa and rice: Jeremy Gay continues on his journey of discovery with the Marine Conservation Society in Sri Lanka by heading out to find treasures in the marshes. Get into fishkeeping: Big may be spectacular but could also be problematic. Neale Monks warns of potential issues when setting up jumbo communities. Readers’ top shops: The top aquatic retailers as voted for by the readers of PFK. Shoptour: we visit Herefordshire.

Ugly duckling transformed: John Robertson introduces an anabantoid that may start life as drab but ultimately turns into the beautiful ‘swan’ of the fishkeeping world. Pure fascination: Wolfgang Ros admires Cephalosilurus, Julian Dignall enthuses about all things catfish. Together they explain why this genus can be so rewarding. Aquatic artistry: Painting without a brush, building without mortar — aquascaping is nevertheless a skill that can richly reward inspired enthusiasts. Graeme Edwards explains. Back to basics: George Farmer looks back over his latest series and re-examines the most important lessons that need to be absorbed.

Taming the troublemakers: Many of the most attractive tangs are the most difficult to keep. Phil Hunt explains more. 20 marines to avoid!: Scott Michael identifies 20 fish and invertebrates that for various reasons should remain in oceans rather than move to living rooms… Frequently asked questions on Ultra low nutrient systems: Want to know more about ULNS? Eric Michael Sanchez has some answers that may help. Keeping it clean!: Pond filters have clearly defined functions, but different types do them in different ways. Keith Holmes looks at the options available.

Tried and Tested: News, views and opinions on the latest fishkeeping gadgets, including an exclusive head-to-head review of the new Fluval Edge and the biOrb Life. News: The latest news and expert analysis from the world of fishkeeping. Your tanks: We take an in-depth look at Aaron North and James Maslin’s tanks. Subscribe!: Get a free Fluval E series heater worth £38 when you subscribe to Practical Fishkeeping. Winning Team: Hagen’s club pages. Next month:What’s in store in the next issue of your favourite magazine. Tailpiece: News and views from the PFK office.

Source: Practical Fishkeeping

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3 Responses to “Inside Practical Fishkeeping June 2009 Issue”

  1. Kasandria Reasoner
    9:25 pm on May 20th, 2009

    Enjoyed reading your blog. Keep up the good work! Clicked some ads for you.
    Kas

  2. Vanessa
    9:33 pm on May 20th, 2009

    My favorite sentence in your blog is: “Human, are you going to feed me?”…lol… it’s so funny@ !!

    I keep saying that to my man !!! haha….lol….

    Brgds
    Vanessa

  3. Bengbeng
    6:04 am on November 12th, 2009

    aduh, if not for entreads i wouldnt have found out about this blog. i like it n i guess i will b back from time to time. i have bookmarked it.

    I keep Taiwan cichlids

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