The Rarely-Seen Spotted Silver Hatchet
The politics of peace have allowed for the import of the large-growing and uncommonly-seen Spotted Silver Hatchetfish, Gasteropelecus maculatus, from Colombia.
Project Piaba Completes 2017 Fisher Trainings and Announces Award Nomination
The Project recently held two training workshops for aquarium fish collectors in the Rio Negro and announced a nomination for prestigious Indianapolis Prize.
"A Serious Case of Hobby Pox"
Zoo Med is currently celebrating its 40th year in business, and we had the distinct honor of having Gary Bagnall—an unsung hero of the aquarium hobby—share an inside look at the history of the company and some of his personal aspirations for the future.
REEF FISHES Out of Africa: Part 2
In the absence of hard data, small-scale fisheries like Kenya’s increasingly seem to be a better sourcing option for hobbyists looking to minimize the impact their aquariums have on wild reefs.
REEF FISHES Out of Africa: Part 1
Although relatively few aquarists know it, Kenya has been the site of a small-scale marine aquarium fishery supplying fishes, invertebrates, and—until recently—corals to the trade since the mid-1970s.
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This sounds very cool! But...Seems a bit pricey at at at $1000 plus $420 a year. I know keeping the tank pristine is the goal....does it really need to monitor every 15 minutes....can you have it test say 2 times a day and stretch out those discs longer? not everyone is made of money, Don't get me wrong i do not usually skimp on my tank but this IS still out of my price range.Wishing it be more cost effective. Until then i guess I just keep testing manually.guy jorion says:
mindstream is a game changer I cannot wait for these to be readily available !Nicholas Manning says:
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