Pfk Magazine

[matt295]

hi, i made a post a while ago asking when the next pfk magazine came out since i just subscribed. NightMarket told me that it was coming out march 16 which is today. has anyone gotten it yet? i am in US so maybe that has something to do with it

 

[Night_Market]

hi, i made a post a while ago asking when the next pfk magazine came out since i just subscribed. NightMarket told me that it was coming out march 16 which is today. has anyone gotten it yet? i am in US so maybe that has something to do with it

The PFK website is showing the cover picture and says "Lastest Issue", the new one has an article about Discus History and such - see :

What's in the June 2007 issue?
June 2007 cover

All fish bright and beautiful: Jeremy Gay looks at the fish that, through thick and thin, grace our aquariums with non-stop colour. Community spirit: Why is there so much aggro in the aquarium between fish that appear to get on so well in the wild? Phil Hunt has some tips on keeping the peace in your reef tank. Put a shrimp in your tank: Our interest in shrimps has come a long way, and today we buy them not just for their scavenging abilities but as a point of interest as well. Chris Lukhaup looks closer at our freshwater shrimps.

MagazineTwenty ways to a better pond: Nick Fletcher offers 20 timely pond tips across the board. Trunk Call: When it comes to bizarre-looking fi sh, the mormyrids must score very highly. Dr Neale Monks takes a look at this fascinating group and explains the best way to keep them. They're here: In a time machine, Chris Ingham of Plymouth Discus whizzes us back in time to 1817, when the “flying saucer†Discus was first discovered, right through to presentday Britain, and addresses some common questions. Holiday feeders: Going on holiday and thinking about automatic feeders? We look at eight on the market.

MagazineStuff you need to know about puffers: Ian Jefferies has advice on giving these popular oddballs the right diet – and what to do if they prove diffi cult to feed. Plant of the Month: Hardy, durable and wellbehaved; Jeff Walmsley says Lindernia rotundifolia "variegata" is worth finding. Breaking the surface: Adam Critien enthuses about the creation of his paludarium and describes how you, too, can create one in your home. Bleher's Biotopes: World-renowned explorer Heiko Bleher recreates a river habitat from the Safi a Valley in Papua-New Guinea. Real "neet" fish: It is a great pity that Neetroplus nematopus has been painted with such a black brush, argues Mary Bailey. Make more of your bottom: Jeff Walmsley has more advice on substrates, including how to re-energise one that’s worn out.

MagazineDamsel without distress: Bob Fenner encourages you to try a Talbot's damsel, which he says is excellent for a reef tank. Anemones: Many reefkeepers strive to keep an anemone complete with resident clownfish. But unfortunately, the anemones often prove difficult. Jeremy Gay has some advice on which to buy, those to avoid and how to provide them with the correct care. The u-shaped reef: When Alan Javens wanted a larger tank, he didn’t really have that much space, but he found a solution, writes
Les Holliday.

MagazineDon't tear your hair out: With over 350 species of Lobelia as border, bedding, bog garden, pond margins and true aquatics, where do you start? John Rundle knows... Leave of absence: Planning a vacation? As the holidays kick in, it is important to consider your fish’s welfare, says Aquarian’s Dr Peter Burgess. Peace on earth: Biotodoma wavrini has been described as one of the most peaceful of eartheaters, says Radek Bednarczuk. Dressing up: George Farmer looks at some aquarium plants that can be attached to décor and how to use them effectively.

MagazineFirst Sight: New products under the spotlight. Holiday Feeders: Going on holiday and thinking about automatic feeders? We look at eight on the market. Frequently asked questions on UV clarifiers: Keith Holmes has advice for using a UV unit so that you can enjoy a green-free pond. Four products for under a fiver: Some of our favourite low-cost aquatic products... Reader reviews: What do PFK readers think of the aquarium heaters on the market?

MagazineNews: The latest fishkeeping news. Tanks win prizes: How great are your plant-growing skills? If you're fishkeeping's answer to Monty Don, you could win £250 worth of Tropica plants and products in this great competition. Interesting Imports: Matt Clarke checks out some of the new fish on sale in the UK's specialist shops. Shoptour: We visit four shops in Warwickshire.

The June 2007 issue is on sale from May 15 to June 12 2007.
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