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Practical Fishkeeping is the UK's best-selling fishkeeping magazine covering every aspect of the hobby.

What’s in the October issue of PFK?

Dr David Sands introduces a group of catfish that like life upside-down; Richard Hardwick takes a look at the Spotted gar, an ancient oddball fish; Ian Sainthouse discovers some unknown killifish on a trip to Tanzania; Andrew Smith introduces croaking gourmis; Matt Clarke looks at rainbowfishes; Steve Punchard has tips on breeding Discus, and we take a look at some of the livestock available by mail order in another buyer's guide.

Marine aquaria - Phil Hunt explains how he set up his new marine aquarium; Les Holliday takes us to New Zealand where reefkeeper Alois Wolloner has a spectacular tank and plenty of tips on breeding Banggai cardinals.

Coldwater and ponds - Matt Clarke looks at pond pollution and Nick Fletcher explains how the humble whelk brought a new interest to the life of a shellfish baron in the form of 500 Korean Koi.

Plus much more.

www.practicalfishkeeping.co.uk/

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Caryl said...

> ... I have 6 years worth of them in my bookshelf. Haven't

> bought any for about 12 months though - our magazine bill

> was getting a little over the top ...

I know what you mean. I have a vast collection of fish magazines

which I just moved inside, out of the garage. Probably about

10 years each worth of PFK, FAMA, AFM, A&P as well as various

issues of other more obscure ones, including some from the 50s

and 60s. Then there are the many years of TFH magazines, right

back to when they were the half sized ones...

I've stopped getting them all now too. :-(

They make good reading though. A lot of the techniques have

changed and there have been many modifications to fish names

too but a lot of the basics still apply and the history is interesting.

Andrew, off topic again.

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  • 4 years later...

Lucky i found this thread.

4 or so years after My tank being in the PKF magazine tanks of the world i get a call from out the blue as they want to do a update soon on my tank.

Should be good to see how much it has changed over the years and all the others they did at the time.

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