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Issue nine preview
March 12, 2012
Issue nine of Redfish Magazine is due out in just a fortnight. Highlights for this issue include:
- Royal Gramma Factfile: We tell you all you need to know to keep this pocket rocket happy and healthy.
- Dwarf Gouramis have a reputation for being fickle, we discuss tips and tricks to succeed with these fishes.
- Shrimps for your planted aquarium. Our planted expert Meghan Helmer discusses their care and keeping.
- Marine afishinado Aaron Sewell takes on a tour of Angel and Butterfly fish for the marine aquarium.
- Reefkeeper Sara Allyn Mavinkurve talks us through feeding your corals.
If you haven’t had a chance to grab the February edition yet, it and all other past editions can be downloaded from the editions page.
Cheers,
The Redfish Team
Issue eight preview
February 07, 2012
Issue eight of Redfish Magazine is due out in just a fortnight. Highlights for this issue include:
- Marine expert Aaron Sewell discusses those tropical damsels for the marine and reef aquarium.
- Cichlid Guru Mo Devlin’s fantastic fish room is on show again, this month we bring you Amphilophus hogaboomorum – an odd name for a magnificent fish!
- Sara Mavinkurve discusses her favourite faviids.
- Redfish Staff bring you a round up of those remarkable Malawi Cichlids from the genus Nimobochomis.
- How to fantail forever, a guide to long term success with that old favourite: the fantail.
If you haven’t had a chance to grab the January edition yet, it and all other past editions can be downloaded from the editions page.
Cheers,
The Redfish Team
Issue seven preview
January 09, 2012
The first issue of Redfish Magazine for 2012 is due out in just a fortnight. Highlights for issue seven include:
- Puffers, Porcupine, Box and Cowfish – by Marine Expert Aaron Sewell.
- Meghan discusses her Top 5 plants for the planted aquarium.
- Whisker corals factfile: how to keep these unusual but hardy inverts!
- Back from the Brink! Raul Roman tells how to turn around a failing aquarium.
- New writer Pip Court discusses those high bodied tetras from the genus Hyphessobrycon.
If you haven’t had a chance to grab the December edition yet, it and all other past editions can be downloaded from the editions page.
Cheers,
The Redfish Team
Issue six preview
November 27, 2011
The Redfish team are busy preparing another installment of Redfish Magazine, with the December edition due out in a fortnight. Highlights for issue six include:
- A visit to Vanuatu’s amazing reefs!
- The family Serranidae explored by Aaron Sewell
- Today in the fishroom with Mo Devlin.
- Ripariums explained by Jake & Ron Jung
- Growing the Red Tiger Lotus (Nymphaea zenkeri).
- Keeping the beautiful Klunzinger’s Wrasse.
- Part II of Illumination: A Guide to Marine Lighting by Sara Allyn Mavinkurve.
I’d like to give a big thank you to all of the blogs, forums and clubs who are sharing Redfish with their community every month. There are way too many to list here, but the following deserve a special mention:
- Advanced Aquarist
- Acuarios Marinos
- Arofanatics
- Queensland Aquarium Forum
- Nordiska Ciklidsallskapet
- Australian Cichlid Enthusiast Forums
- Bulgarian Aquarium Encyclopedia
- Aquarismo Ornamental
- USA Fishbox
- Saltytank
Cheers,
The Redfish Team
Issue five out now
October 30, 2011
Redfish Magazine issue five is now available for download and once again it’s loaded up with fresh content and plenty of eye candy for you!
Central American cichlid enthusiasts will love the cover, which can be seen above. Highlights for issue five include:
- A run down on breeding the Jaguar cichlid (Parachromis managuense) by Central American cichlid expert Mo Devlin.
- A tour of the major groups of Central American cichlids
- A feature by Sara Allyn Mavinkurve on lighting as well as her final installment on substrate selection for the reef aquarium.
- The Garibaldi (Hypsypops rubicundus): a beautiful, subtropical damsel.
If you’re enjoying the magazine be sure to let your friends know on your favourite forums and blogs, via email and at your local club. More readers equals more great content for everyone :)
Regards,
The Redfish Team
July - September 2011 Photo Competition Winners Announced!
October 16, 2011
The staff of Redfish Magazine would like to thank everyone who submitted photographs for the first Redfish Magazine Photo Competition. Judging the entrants wasn’t easy but after much deliberation we’ve narrowed down the field to our four winners.
They are:
- Luis Gonzalez
- Tomas Diaz
- Hadrien Brassens
- Adilson Borszcz
Congratulations!
The Redfish Team.
Issue four out now
October 02, 2011
Issue four of Redfish Magazine is now available for download.
The cover for issue four is shown above and features for this edition include:
- A new morph of Rainbowfish from Australia’s Northern Territory.
- Oddballs: Black Ghost Knifefish, Elephant Noses and Butterflyfish.
- Corydoras trilineatus.
- Marine Lionfish and Triggers.
- Tubastrea, the Sun Corals.
- The Red Cap Oranda.
- The third and final part of our Aquarium Basics series.
- More fantastic pictures, news, competitions, equipment features and reader’s tanks.
If you’ve missed any of our earlier editions, they’re all available free of charge from the downloads page.
If you’re enjoying the magazine be sure to tell your friends about us. A few words on a forum, blog or at your local club can make a big difference.
All feedback is appreciated so let us know what you think at info@redfishmagazine.com.au.
Regards,
The Redfish Team
Issue three preview
September 04, 2011
We’re hard at work getting issue three of Redfish Magazine ready for release and we thought you might like to see how it’s coming along. Issue three is a special issue dedicated to ‘Nano tanks’ (i.e. smaller tanks).
The cover for issue three can be seen above and some of the highlights include articles on Bettas, the technical challenges associated with smaller tanks and fish selection for smaller freshwater, marine and invertebrate tanks. The usual mix of news, competitions and equipment features will be there too.
Let us know what you think at info@redfishmagazine.com.au.
Regards,
The Redfish Team
