Practical Fishkeeping is Britain's best-selling fishkeeping publication, filled with species showcases, fishkeeping answers, advice, competitions, amazing features and much more!
5 THINGS YOU WILL LEARN IN THIS ISSUE
Welcome
THE Indian glowlight • Just because something's rare, doesn't always mean it's expensive. Here's a tiny scarcity that'll fill your heart without draining your bank account.
In a barby world • Could little red river dweller from Sri Lanka be the sweetest fruit you'll ever keep?
MAKING A CHERRY BARB HOME
Will the real Corydoras latus PLEASE STAND UP? • Intense green with a metallic sheen, rarely found in scientific collections and sought after by hobbyists—one catfish became mythical, because all we know of it is based on a poor formal description.
Oh, starry nights • Madagascar might not be our first ‘go to’ when we think of cichlids, but there's at least one species there that'll put stars in your eyes.
Fade to black • While the paradise fish is often regarded as an example of aggression, it does have a darker coloured but lighter hearted cousin, Meet the beautiful black sheep of the family.
Fishkeeping Answers • Got a fishkeeping question? PFK's crack team of aquatics experts are on hand to answer whatever you need to know… questions@practicalfishkeeping.co.uk
GUIDE TO AQUARIUM JOBS • Fishkeeping—you love it, live it, drink it. But could you be one of the 12,000 or so people in the UK who work it?
‘EPIPHYTE’ PLANTS AT A GLANCE • Not all of us can grow plants in substrate. But why worry? There are plenty that'll grow on rocks or wood, too.
The Blue spot breeder • Gabor Horvath visits an aquarist with a unique breeding accomplishment.
Roadtrip JUST FINNS • Nathan Hill takes a journey out to a growing store with an exciting future.
READERS’ POLL 2023 • Vote for your favourite store in our Readers’ Poll – and you could win a great prize from Fluval!
FIRST LOOK • Nathan Hill takes a first look at OASE water conditioning and plant food
TRIED & TESTED
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Tailpiece NATHAN HILL • Sometimes you can use a word your whole life and then one day wake up and it doesn't make sense. Well, we certainly have one in fishkeeping…