SHOAL and Re:wild are teaming up to embark on the quest to rediscover ten high-priority species of “lost” freshwater fishes.
Shoal and Re:wild launch Search for Lost Fishes
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Freshwater Articles
VIDEO: AMAZONAS Author Interview with Steven Grant
Steven Grant, author for AMAZONAS, catfish specialist, and author of the new book Pims, is interviewed by our YouTube host, Alex Rose.
VIDEO: sera’s New X-Feeder Automatic Fish Feeder
sera’s new X-Feeder includes multiple design features to prevent the intrusion of moisture into the aquarium food storage compartment while offering quiet operation and versatile programming and feeding options.
Milwaukee Instruments: Debuts New Aquarium Testers & New Look
CORAL Magazine catches up with Carl Silvaggio, President of Milwaukee Instruments, to discuss the striking rebranding and six new additions to Milwaukee’s product line that are of interest to aquarists.
Friday Photospread: Minnesota Darter Hunt, 2021
An aquarium fish collecting expedition in the heart of the upper midwest? After a year of being cooped up by the pandemic, the native fish hobby might be just the remedy you’ve been looking for!
VIDEO Inside Look: AMAZONAS Magazine “FOSSIL FISHES”
A preview of highlights in AMAZONAS Magazine’s July/August 2021 Issue. Paid AMAZONAS Subscribers can log in with their email address and read the Digital Edition starting June 8th, 2021.
AMAZONAS Magazine “FOSSIL FISHES” Inside Look!
A preview of highlights in AMAZONAS Magazine’s July/August 2021 Issue. Paid AMAZONAS Subscribers can log in with their email address and read the Digital Edition starting June 8th, 2021.
AMAZONAS Magazine Table of Contents July/August 2021
FOSSIL FISHES Volume 10, Number 4
Meet The AMAZONAS Magazine Team: an interview with Alex Rose
Meet Alex Rose, who joined the AMAZONAS Magazine team in April 2021. In addition to a wide range of behind-the-scenes roles that she will play, Alex will lead the development of the AMAZONAS Magazine YouTube Channel.
In the Trade: Hybrid Haps from Florida Fish Farms
Ornamental, domesticated forms of popular Malawian Haplochromine cichlids, derived from hybrid origins, are turning the heads of aquarists and retailers.
