Just as some freshwater fish need a lot more than just a tank of fresh water to thrive, many marine species have special needs way beyond just salt water. This magnificent powder blue tang Acanthurus leucosternon on our cover requires extremely pristine water quality, plenty of room, and a diet based on macroalgae. Two of this month’s features address these issues for tangs and other popular species: Bill Rosser’s “Feeding Marine Fish the Right Way” (p. 86) and Jeremy Gosnell’s “Tackling Misconceptions About Popular Marines”.
photograph by James Fatherree
Aquarium Science: Restoring Vision to Blind Cave Fish
Author: Richard Borowsky, PhD
Creating a Natural Feel by Combining Undergrowth Plants
Author: Takashi Amano
Feeding Marine Fish the Right Way
Author: Bill Rosser
Fishes of Malaysia
Author: Tony Pinto
Freshwater Crustaceans, Part Two: Crayfishes and Crabs
Author: Kenneth Wingerter
Small, but Pugnacious: The Pseudocheilinus Wrasses
Author: Bob Fenner
Tackling Misconceptions About Popular Marines
Author: Jeremy Gosnell
The Best Dwarf Cichlid for the Beginner
Author: Marie Flanigan
The Top 10 Hardy Water Lilies
Author: Mark Denaro
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