Kenneth Wingerter

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A School for Aquarists

A School for Aquarists

Maybe you've worked in a key position in a groundbreaking aquaculture facility. Maybe you've traveled the world extensively on killer dive trips. Maybe you have an advanced degree in the marine sciences and have already led some fine research teams. Maybe you've...

The Ecology of Coloration in Fishes

The Ecology of Coloration in Fishes

By Kenneth Wingerter There are so many reasons for our enduring fascination with aquarium fish. They readily exhibit a wide array of natural behaviors that can be incredibly interesting to observe. They take on every conceivable body form, ranging from elegant to...

On the Captive Biology of Tube Anemones

On the Captive Biology of Tube Anemones

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For most, the term coral reef invokes-rather understandably-images of scleractinian (or, reef building) corals. While there is a bewildering diversity of color and form among scleractinian coral species, the group is almost exclusively zooxanthellate (i.e.,…

Vaccine Shows Promise in Treatment of Freshwater “Ich”

Vaccine Shows Promise in Treatment of Freshwater “Ich”

Ich, or white-spot disease, is a condition caused by infestation of the ciliated protozoan Ichthyophthirius multifiliis. Ich is well known—and feared—by those who care for freshwater fishes. The disease is easily transmitted and is capable of wiping out many or all of...