A preview of highlights in AMAZONAS Magazine’s March/April 2020 Issue. Paid AMAZONAS Subscribers can log in with their email address and read the Digital Edition starting February 11th, 2020.
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Freshwater Articles
Blue Kerri Tetras: Worth Another Look
The staff at Nautilus Tropical Fish Wholesale recently highlighted the underappreciated Royal or Blue Kerri Tetra, Inpaichthys kerri, which is available in both a wild form and a line-bred “Super Blue” cultivated strain.
Hidden in Plain Sight, Cichlasoma dimerus in Florida
The true identity of a Florida invader has been realized nearly 20 years after its first recorded collection.
AMAZONAS Magazine Table of Contents March/April 2020
Dreamscapes: Planting Underwater World, AMAZONAS Magazine Volume 9, Number 2
White Clouds Get a New Cousin: Tanichthys kuehnei
After years of mystery, the elusive ‘yellow white cloud’ has finally been found again and formally described.
Build a Lightweight, Waterproof Concrete Basin for Ponds and Plants
Step-by-step instructions to create a lightweight, waterproof concrete planter basin suitable for indoor ponds, carnivorous plant bogs, and open terrarium plantings. This simple design uses a foam insulation core covered with surface bonding cement and masonry waterproofer.
One of Nature’s Oddities: Garra surinbinnani
A strange fish with an impressive profile has recently been discovered and scientifically described from the Mae Khlong basin in Thailand.
VIDEO: Aqueon & Project Piaba Offer Rainforest Aquarium Kit
Looking for a unique off-the-shelf starter aquarium? Appreciate supporting sustainability and conservation? Aqueon and Project Piaba may have just what you need with their Rainforest Conservation Aquarium Kit.
VIDEO – Below Water Profiles Hemichromis exsul
Oliver Lucanus couldn’t have chosen a more lust-worthy example to kick off his new video series than this off-the-beaten-path Lake Turakana Jewel Cichlid.
A New Livebearer From Mexico
The newly described Poeciliopsis jackschultzi, the Río Concepción topminnow, has a limited distribution in northern Mexico.
