Author: Kenneth Wingerter

  Nowadays, only the most senior aquarists amongst us can recall the days of old when the marine aquarium hobby was in its primacy–when undergravel filters... Read more.

The family Carangidae (jacks and their kin) is a widely distributed, mainly tropical and subtropical, group of rather burly, roving, predatory fishes. On account... Read more.

Among the foremost practical (and indeed ethical) concerns of a competent aquarist is the mitigation of stress inflicted upon the animals under his or her care.... Read more.

In the last few decades, aquarists have steadily refined marine fishkeeping. These innovations include improved collection/handling/shipping procedure, more effective... Read more.

A paludarium is a type of vivarium that is specialized for the display of flora and fauna that live on, or very near, the bank of a body of water. Being modeled... Read more.

  The aquarium hobby/industry has been enjoying an ongoing surge of technological and methodological advancements, as well as an ever-growing selection of aquarium... Read more.

A surge in the number, size, and diversity of public aquarium, aquaculture, and ornamental fish industries has persisted since the early part of the last decade.... Read more.

Despite having enjoyed a long history within public institutions, temperate marine aquarium keeping is yet restricted to a small (though enthusiastic) body of hobbyists.... Read more.

In all probability, the majority of seasoned tropical marine aquarium hobbyists that have considered experimenting with temperate marine aquaria were enticed not... Read more.