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Freshwater Articles
The Aquascaper Series: Introduction
Professional aquascaper, George Farmer, explains what aquascaping means to him in his new blog series – “The Aquascaper”
Fishes + Cartoons = Fishtoons
A lighthearted look at caricatures commissioned by Sumer Tiwari, inspired by freshwater fishes and created by artist & illustrator Kunal Kundu.
The Jewel of the Congo: Nanochromis splendens
Nanochromis splendens is an engimatic member of a genus of dwarf cichlids found only in the Congo river system. Imports of this species have recently become available and we present here, a few portraits of this beautiful little cichlid.
The Renovation of the Toledo Zoo Aquarium
The new Toledo Zoo Aquarium offers almost four times the exhibit water volume of the old aquarium, with nearly twice as much room for visitors.
Fancy Shrimps – AMAZONAS Print Preview – July/August 2015
Dwarf Shrimps from the natural to the sublime headline the July/August 2015 issue of AMAZONAS Magazine, with additional features on Desktop Planted Tanks, a dizzying array of Dynamic Danios, and charismatic Rainbowfishes.
A Day with Aquarium Hobbyists in Delhi, India
Sumer Tiwari visits with three aquarists in Delhi, bringing back firsthand accounts of the freshwater, brackish, and marine aquarium hobby in India.
Rainbowfish Expert Gary Lange Honored With New Species Name
A new species of rainbowfish from West Papua is formally described, honoring one of its discoverers, American rainbowfish breeder & expert Gary Lange
AMAZONAS Magazine Table of Contents July/August 2015
FANCY SHRIMPS: AMAZONAS Magazine Volume 4, Number 4
India’s Sundarbans: One Incredible Estuary (Part II)
In my first post on India’s Sunderbans National Park, I gave a brief overview of this unique ecosystem. In this piece, I’ll be looking specifically at the aquatic and semi-aquatic life which can be found in and around the Sunderbans’ silty, brackish waters.