Just bought the new Marine Fish & Reef USA 2010 Annual
 

I just picked up a copy of Marine Fish & Reef USA 2010 Annual at Chapters last night.

Here is the table of contents:

Bartlett's Anthias - What's not to like about these small hardy and beautiful aquarium favorites?

Reef Light, Done Right - Incorporate the newest lighting technology to help your system thrive.

Walking the Additive Tightrope - Master your Chemistry and you'll master your reef aquarium.

The Future of Filtration -Utilize the recent advances in hobby filtration to perfect your reef tank.

Boxfish Bonanza - When ostracids are properly looked after, aquarists have little to worry about from these personable fishes.

Marine Biotopes - Keeping fishes and invertebrates that inhabit the same natural region or niche together is an idea who's time has come.

Every Reefkeeper's Dream - Norwegian hobbyist Dag Jostain Andressen pushes the boundaries of possibility with his magnificent coral reef aquarium.

So, Wha;ts New with the Fish? - Become familiar with the intricacies of four new marine fishes that have recently appeared in the trade.

Flasher Alert - Take a look at the most beautiful wrasses of the genus Paracheilinus.

A Soft Spot for Softies - Open up your mind to these hardy and beautiful alternatives to stony corals - you'll be glad you did.

Fabulous Favia and Favites Corals - Satisfy your hunger for these hot corals.

Difficult Damsels - Figure out which popular damsel species will make good tankmates for your aquarium.

No Bones About It - Reach a new level of reefkeeping with stony corals.


Cheers,
Vic

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I had this for a few weeks now and must say I dont think I will buy it again. The artricles were really good but I wasnt very pleased when I found that the left page was article and the right page was adds for 3/4's of the magazine. I dont mind advertising and realize they need it to help fund the magazine but that was just rediculos. Especially seeing 1/3rd of them were about the same thing... Fish channel.