Issue #677 August 2012

Feature Articles

Three select articles will be offered in their entirety each month, available to all visitors.

	A Basic Iwagumi Layout with Unzan-seki Stones Author: Takashi Amano
	A New Crab from South Asia: Geosesarma bicolor Author: Uwe Dost
	A No-Fuss Planted Aquarium If you are a regular reader of aquarium ... Author: Michael Grossman
	An Aquarist's Journal: Starting in the Fishkeeping Hobby (Full Article) Fishkeeping was a hobby I did not choose as a ... Author: Tobias Li
	Breeding the Morpho Characin Author: John Robertson
	Interzoo 2012: Not Your Typical Fish Show Author: Valerio Zupo
	Keeping Sexy Shrimp (Full Article) Keeping a successful marine nano tank has ... Author: Richard Aspinall
	Outdoor Pond Basics Author: Lea Maddocks
	The Fairy Cichlids of Lake Tanganyika (Full Article) The cichlid fishes of Lake Tanganyika are ... Author: Mike Hellweg

Columns

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	Ask Jack Author: Jack Wattley
	Collecting Cichlids in Panama Author: Eric Hanneman, PhD
	Import Report Author: Robert Hudson
	Mr. Saltwater Tank's 235-Gallon Reef Challenge, Part 4 Author: Mark Callahan
	Raising Guppies Author: Charles Clapsaddle
	Tridacnid Reproduction (and the Lack Thereof) in Aquariums Author: James Fatherree

About the Cover

Sexy shrimp (Thor amboinensis) make colorful, active, and just plain fun additions to any reef—especially a nano reef. When kept in small groups, they will live up to their name, dancing for each other (and you) on anemones and other similar corals. As marine author Richard Aspinall suggests, these charming shrimp are perhaps the perfect choice for nano aquaria based on their small size, simple diets, ease of breeding, and compatibility with like species. Read all about these delightful inverts in “Sexy Shrimps” (p. 92). Photograph by Kar Seng Sim

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