which magazine?

[Imperial]

I want to get a magazine subscription to a reef/fish keeping magazine, but I'm not sure which mag. Does anybody have any suggestions on which magazine to get?
Thanks

 

[Woodstock]

Good question! I'll tag along to see the suggestions...

 

[blenny]

i used to get aquarium fish, but there just wasn't enough in it of interest to me to justify the subscription. i'm not sure about any other printed magazines... i do read the online reef keeping magazines every now and then (reef keeping online, advanced aquarist)

 

[mwrager]

Good question! I'll tag along to see the suggestions...

 

[Craig Manoukian]

Take a look at FAMA.

:smirk:

 

[Mary]

I agree with Craig! I've subscribed to it for awhile now!

 

[Imperial]

thanks I will be checking fama out. Any others?

 

[mwrager]

Yes I think that I will also check it out. Are there any other good magazines

 

[ReefLady]

I've been getting "Aquarium Fish" magazine for a couple years now (covers both FW & SW).
It's not bad, but seems to lean a bit more toward FW/Cichlids than it does SW.

One of my favorite magazines is the "Marine & Fish USA Annual" . However, as the name implies, it is an annual publication.

 

[Mary]

Aquarium and Fish magazine is another one I pick up to read from the book store sometimes. It's also a FW and Marine fish magazine.

Here is a link to FAMA

http://www.famamagazine.com/e/env/0001HSQ4lA5Wetcpdg5z2D1/index.html?link=/index.html

 

[Craig Manoukian]

Reefkeeping Magazine on-line:

http://reefkeeping.com/

December 2003 Cover

:smirk:

 

[ScottT1980]

I subscribe to FAMA...

It is pretty decent and seems to cover FW and SW in equal proportions.

Take er easy
Scott T.

 

[wildcat]

At MACNA there was a German magazine being advertised that was going to be available end of year in English. iT looked top notch.

Anybody out there remember the name and subscription information. I can't locate it.

 

[wooddood]

sorry wildcat dont know.thanks all for the tips though.

 

[ReefLady]

I like TFH best, they cover some more advanced subjects along with the usual "ABC's of filtration" beginner stuff.

edit: That's Tropical Fish Hobbyist.