It is no secret that rainbowfishes and their native waters in the wilds of Papua New Guinea are very close to the heart of AMAZONAS Editor Hans-Georg Evers, and in this must-have issue he pulls out all the stops with features including:
News of a wild Red Tailed Shark generates hope, yet digging deeper reveals possible evidence of troubling anti-aquarium sentiments with implications for every aquarist.
A behind-the-scenes look at the collection of wild needlefish in rural Thailand for the aquarium trade.
Is 100 the magic number for Cardinafish Tetra Schools? Internet videos suggest so!
A look at the live aquascaping contest held in 2013 at Napoli Aquatica in Italy.
The AGA and Aquatic Experience team up to stage the largest live aquascaping contest in North America, to be held November 7-9, 2014, in Chicago.
Your sneak peak into the forthcoming September/October 2014 Issue of AMAZONAS Magazine!
A productive day in Peru reveals two stunning killifish, Aphyolebias rubrocaudatus and Moema quiii. Cichlosoma boliviense, Eigenmannia macrops and Pipa pipa were some of the other interesting catches.
Matt Pedersen demonstrates the startling impact that 3 weeks of care can have on a fish.
There is no hard and fast rule regarding the space needs for fish in captivity. Jay Hemdal presents a method to more accurately assess the space needs of our fish instead of just “guessing”.
