cheesy feet
Fish Aficionado
That would be the equivalent of them shoving their head in the sand in this economic climate I would think, just go into a good LFS and there are LOTS and lots of marine magazines.i agree...planted coverage was poorI think it has gotten a bit better. I liked the arrowana article. I think mabye more planted tanks and livebearers (more in depth).
The livebearer article had a picture of a guppy with frayed fins! They could have found a better picture IMO.
i think they should dedicate equal portions of the magazine to certain parts of the hobby so everyone is happy...i know it may be difficult for PFK but releasing a marine version instead of cluttering PFK would be a smart move IMO
If you wanted more 3/4 the mag would be filled with it!i know...but not as much as id like...i know its hard to please everyone but i really feel it lacks certain things.It has been echoed time and time again that many find PFK regurgitate similar article's and should do more in-depth ones, but this is a fish forum.
I thought this new issue was the best in months!I've only been picking little bits to read out of them from others, but read the whole one.
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You will notice that the mag is thicker than the last 3 issues, at least, before, so you're not missing out on much.ive got it and im not impressed...the biotope bits are good and the planted bits too...but the bit on dragonfish takes up too much of the mag
Anyway, PFK cover LOADS on biotypes and planted tanks.
Out of curiosity how long have you been buying the mag?Quite a few back issues are very focused on planted aquariums and biotypes, but I found much of the former to be quite basic for those already into the planted side.
! They could have found a better picture IMO.
.>But bringing out a marine mag as well would fail I think.






