Editorial: September 2010
Hurricane Earl, which prevented me and my new wife from going to MACNA this year, reminded me of my old enemy: Murphy’s Law – “whatever can go wrong will and... Read more.
Editorial: July 2010
It’s hard not to get depressed about what is happening to our planet – mostly due to human activity. Between oil spills, the reduction of sharks worldwide... Read more.
Editorial: June 2010
Summer is almost upon us and with it is the problem of our reef tanks becoming too warm. This statement raises several questions: what is too warm, what are the... Read more.
Editorial: May 2010
The May 2010 issue of Advanced Aquarist segues nicely with my editorial of last month where I appealed to aquarists, both professional and amateur, to stock with... Read more.
Editorial: April 2010
By now it is obvious that human activity is having an enormous impact on planet Earth, with our species’ population growth and concomitant need for energy,... Read more.
Editorial: March 2010
As promised to our freshwater readers, I will report on my 500-gallon freshwater planted aquarium’s progress. First of all let me say that I’m enjoying... Read more.
Editorial: February 2010
As Advanced Aquarist continues to provide aquarists, both amateur and professional, with information that is factual (based on experimental and quantifiable research),... Read more.
Editorial: January 2010
The first thing is to wish all of our readers and sponsors a Happy New Year, and to say that with this issue of the New Year some of the best content ever. Dana... Read more.
Editorial: December 2009
In this last issue of 2009 I want to return to a topic that has been discussed before, the “old tank syndrome,” especially in light of Dana Riddle’s... Read more.
Editorial: November 2009
Because there are quite a few reef keepers who are also experienced freshwater aquarists, and some who are just freshwater aquarists we are interested in developing... Read more.