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11-28-2005, 09:33 AM
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Article List:
Got a Big Tank to Fill? Choices for enthusiasts with 180 to 265 gallon aquariums by Ronald L. Shimek, PH.D Where Will Your Tanks Be When the Lights Go Out? A reefkeeper providing some blackout emergency measures. By Randy Donowitz The Cleaners and the Cleaned Explore the symbiosis between cleaner animals & their "clients" By Richard F. Stratton The Unseen Benefactors Crypic Animals are numerous in reef tanks and they can help healthy aquariums. By Richard Harker Beautiful and Hardy Surgeonfish Some are placid, others are aggressive, but none of them will eat your coral. By Nick Ireland The Benefits of Photosynthetic Refugiums Learn which species, substrates and flow rates you should use. By Charles Matthews Frag-tastic! Coral frags are favoured by reefkeepers who take pride in growing their own colonies. By Mac Terzich, DVM, Diplomate ACPV High Hats & Other Drums Drumming snoring and croaking - these fish make sound. By Dr David Sands Crustcean Nation Burning out on just fish? Consider some of these unique lobsters, crabs and shrimp. By Jeff Cypher and Jay Hemdal No-Hassel Wrasses Not all wrasses aregreat choicees for reef tanks - but these are. By Scott W. Michael Starstruck! Succeed with starfish by selecting and acclimating them properly. By Jeff Kurtz Have you Overlooked these Fish? Reefkeepers should think twice before crossing these fish off their wish lists. By Gregory Schiemer Advancements in Marine Fish Aquaculture New efforts show promise, but much work remains to be done. By J. Charles Delbeek, M,SC An Aquarists in the Philippinnes An encouter with "fish folk" and visits to export and wholesale facilities By Alf Jacob Nilsen Cheers, Vic [Veng68] 
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