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Welcome
AFTER ENDURING delay after delay, January is the
INSPIRATION
A STING IN THE NAME
The fish that live in the realm between fresh and seawater rarely get a look in. Chris Sergeant spotlights a brackish species worth setting up for
Spotted at Aqua
A couple of new arrivals spotted at the Neil Hardy stand at 2021’s Aqua at Telford are worth looking out for, writes Nathan Hill
SWITCHING ROLES: Nanochromis transvestitus
We tend to think of male fish as being the brighter of the sexes, but this isn’t always the case. Uwe Werner looks at a species famed for its extravagant females
Launching the SOS: Support Our Shoal campaign
An industry-wide approach to conservation
Avoid a Christmas catastrophe
Fishkeeping Know-how
Sweet humbugs
Catfish fans are a patient crowd when it comes to viewing their pets. Tai Strietman makes a case for a species that might spend its whole life out of sight
The legend of the Cory
Over the forty-plus years Ian Fuller has kept and bred Corydoras, he’s seen many twisted tales emerge. Here he looks at straightening a few of them back out
The parasite muncher
While they’re striking enough to look at, and have a quirky swimming style, the cigar-shaped characins of Anostomuss have another surprising trick up their sleeves
TRIGGERED!
Sleek, colourful biting machines, the triggerfish are part of the old guard of marine tank inhabitants. Here’s a guide to some of the nicest species for a fish-only set-up
INTRODUCING ECHINODERMS
When it comes to bottom dwellers that earn their keep, you could do a lot worse than some of the sea stars, writes Tim Smith
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