September 2002
Editorial: September 2002
Many of the most successful reef tanks today combine various methods from different sources.
Feature Article: Jaubert's Method, The 'Monaco System,' Defined And Refined
In this article I will focus on the simple method developed by Professor Jean Jaubert for establishing a reef aquarium.
Feature Aquarium: The Aqaurium Of Richard Durso
Richard shares his 180 gallon aquarium with our readers.
The Breeder's Net: The Rotifer And Rotifer Home Culture
Frank explains how the home hobbyist can culture these important 'first foods' for marine aquaculture.
Chemistry And The Aquarium: Phosphorus: Algae's Best Friend
This article describes some of the issues around phosphorus in reef tanks, including the forms that it takes, its origins, ways to test for it, and most importantly, ways to export it.
Aquarium Fish: The Comet (Calloplesiops altivelis)
This 'old timer' in the marine hobby, has long been a favorite of beginning and advanced aquarists alike.
Photo Gallery Spotlight: Blood Shrimp
This month James shows us a Blood Shrimp that he shot on a recent dive trip.
Invertebrate Non-column: Christmas Tree Worms
Despite the fact that they are a beautiful and frequently available in the hobby, they generally do not survive well in reef tanks, and in this article I will try to convince you that they should be avoided by all but experienced hobbyists.
Aquarium Photography: Taking Digital Photographs In Fish Tanks, Part I
Digital cameras allow today’s amateur aquarist to take wonderful pictures of their tanks, but obtaining optimal results requires some care and understanding.
Media Review: Algae: A Problem Solver Guide, Surgeonfishes of Hawaii and the World
This month's column will review two new books of interest to marine aquarists and alert you to information on coral and coral reef issues from two important web sites.
Reefkeeping Events: What's Happening in Your Area?
Check our Events calendar to see if a conference, frag swap, or club meeting is happening in your area.
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