Melanorivulus regularis, M. flavipinnis, and M. ignescens are added to Brazil’s ever-growing list of Killifish species.
Three New Melanorivulus Killifish From Brazil
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Freshwater Articles
Fluval Introduces New FLEX Freshwater Aquarium Kits
Fluval Aquatics has introduced the new FLEX all-in-one glass aquarium kits, available in 9 and 15 gallon sizes with features tailored to freshwater fish and planted aquariums.
New Fish Species Only YOU Could Love #3: Curimatopsis, Trichomycterus, Corydoras
Recently-described species of tropical freshwater fishes that only the most worthy fish geek could appreciate. Yes, that means you. In this installment: Curimatopsis maculosa, Trichomycterus giarettai, and Corydoras costai
Zoo-Home Pleco Caves & Condos
Unusual designs with removable ends and caps set these pleco caves apart from designs you’ve seen before.
Biotope Video: Blackwater Shallows in the Middle Rio Negro
Explore the diverse underwater life of this tropical freshwater habitat in Brazil’s Rio Negro, home to dozens of popular aquarium species.
In The Season Of Giving, Santa Was Asking For Jet Skis…
A large and intense Arctic temperature swing—more than 40 degrees above normal—has caught the attention of scientists.
Dario hysginon: Breeding and Husbandry of the Red Melon Dario
Sumer Tiwari describes why he ranks Dario hysginon in the top 5 nano species for a high tech planted aquarium. He has many photos and videos to back up his claim.
New Fish Species Only YOU Could Love #2: Leptobotia, Tetragonopterus, Oreonectes
Recently-described species of tropical freshwater fishes that only the most worthy fish geek could appreciate. Yes, that means you.
New Fish Species Only YOU Could Love #1: Parotocinclus, Garra, Phallobrycon
Recently-described species of tropical freshwater fishes that only the most worthy fish geek could appreciate. Yes, that means you.
Biotope Video: Cichlid Heaven in the Lower Rio Negro
Immerse yourself in the underwater world of Brazil’s Rio Negro with a shoal of cichlids and freshwater stingrays encountered in their native habitat. Learn more in the January/February 2017 issue of AMAZONAS Magazine!
