It’s the 15th of the month so that means that another issue of Advanced Aquarist is now available for your reading leisure. The June issue of AAOM is a hodgepodge of disparate topics which should have a story of interest for everyone. This being the summer months, the seasonal hot-water blues should be descending on Read More

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Although some people might pigeon-hole James Fatheree into being the Giant Clam guy, James is showing some new colors by writing a great article on a classic reef aquarium animal, the bubble corals. We’ve always had quite a lot of regard for Plerogyra and Physogyra which can make an impressive bouquet of photosynthetic bubbles and Read More

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5 gallons, 6 months old. No live rock, no live sand. No skimmer, no additives, no testing. Small internal filter, Nano Customs 15 watt PAR 38 LED spotlight and ESV B-ionic Seawater. Full article coming soon in Advanced Aquarist Read More

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The March Edition of Advanced Aquarist is now online. In this edition you read about a very interesting article by Dana Riddle, Aquarium Corals: Stony Coral Parasites: Red and Black Bugs: Identification Guide, Preventive Measures, and a Review of Treatment Protocols. Quite a few of us get Red Bugs and we are always open to Read More

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The December issue of Advanced Aquarist is out and with it are PDF issues of past magazines up-to-date through October’s issue. In the last issue of 2009, Terry leads off with an editorial revisiting the dreaded “old tank syndrome” that dovetails nicely into Dana Riddle’s article on the effects observed before and after two monthly Read More

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The November issue of Advanced Aquarists has gone live with a diversity of articles that target aquarists from beginners to advanced. Although not necessarily aimed at the beginners, Terry’s advanced aquascaping session and Dana Riddle’s DIY glossary are useful tools for setting up a new aquarium, whether it’s your first, or your first this week. Read More

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Dana Riddle is one of the most important researchers in our hobby and we are proud to have our thunder stolen about reviewing the VorTech MP10 with the super review that he has published in Advanced Aquarist Online Magazine. In his review of the MP10, Dana really pulled out all the stops to measure flowrate, Read More

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There’s a lot of good news in the marine aquarium magazine world these days including the increasing diversity of ways that two publications are reaching out to their readers. The nascent Reef Life Magazine is making some headway with it’s third issue being sold out from widespread distribution to “selected book store news stands worldwide” Read More

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Fresh off the digital press, the June issue of Advanced Aquarist Online Magazine delivers a fresh new load of reefing articles. This June edition includes articles from the usual suspects but we are keen to read up on Jay Hemdal’s overview of West African fish, many of which have only become widely available in the Read More

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The may Issue of Advanced Aquarist has made its way online via the ever popular thing called the “internet”. One of the biggest topics discussed in the May 2009 issue is Dana Riddle’s article which states: “Some reef aquaria ‘experts’ have suggested that we understand all we need to know about lighting of reef aquaria. Read More

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