Aquarium Fish International - February 2011

FEATURES
26 ZOOPLANKTON-FEEDING WRASSES
Learn how your zooplanktonfeeding wrasses eat and what you should feed them in your aquarium.
By Scott W. Michael

34 BREEDING WHITE CLOUDS
White clouds are a great egglaying species for first-timers and seasoned breeders alike.
By Jeffrey C. Howe

40 MANAGING MYCOBACTERIOSIS
Mycobacteriosis is a tough disease to fight, but here are some helpful hints for dealing with it.
By Diana Walstad

46 RETHINKING THE WAY YOU FEED YOUR FISH
Two experts use their wealth of knowledge and experience to offer alternatives that buck convention when it comes to feeding fish.
By David A. Lass and Michael J. Massie

50 AQUATICMOSSES
The bryophytes are attractive, easy and beneficial "plants" to add to your aquarium.
By Rus Wilson

56 ASIAN BIOTOPES
When setting up an Asian biotope, you have many different fish, plants and habitats to choose from.

60 100 YEARS OF THE BROOKLYN AQUARIUM SOCIETY
Here's a brief overview of the 100-year-old Brooklyn Aquarium Society and its influences on the hobby.
By John Todaro

100 A FRESH START
Become a personal chef to your fish by cultivating any of these 16 delicious and nutritious live foods at home.
By Stephen G. Noble

112 SPAWNING THERAPS WESSELI
This secretive cichlid will breed in aquaria - but watch out, as they spawn in a violent fashion.
By Dan Woodland

COLUMNS
6 Freshwater Q&A
12 The Aquabotanist
18 Reef Aquarist
22 Adventures in Fish Breeding
66 Fresh Fish
68 Saltwater Q&A
70 FishKidz
127 Aquarist's Notebook: Seashells in Aquariums/Fish Chat

DEPARTMENTS
2 Editor's Corner
24 Aquabits
25 FishChannel.com
71 Buyer's Guide & Reader Reward
72 Livestock Section (Wholesale Only)
74 Online Marketplace
121 Dealer & Classified Advertising
123 Aquarium Clubs & Societies
126 Ad Index

FAMA
From the pages of Freshwater and Marine Aquarium
84 AquaticMaestro
86 Sand Mail
88 Wet Vet
90 Popular Freshwater Tropicals
94 Reef Notes
96 Freshwater Forum
116 In the Fish Room
118 Species Profile: Goldbelly damsel

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