The bimonthly magazine UltraMarine Magazine n.76 is finally ready to be read with very interesting articles and another italian aquarium by Carlo Mondaini.
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The magazine can be purchased and viewed online, with your iOS device or can be ordered directly in postal subscription, for any further information and for subscription, I refer you to the website of UltraMarine.
In this issue you can see my reportage about the Carlo Mondaini‘s tank. A gorgeous mixed tank of SPS and LPS. We saw the aquarium as featured one just on these pages: 1000 liters of the marine aquarium of the month by Carlo Mondaini.
Contents of UltraMarine Magazine n.76
- Close Look: Triton N-Doc ICP – In this issue’s Close Look review we unbox and real world test the new P4 Pro and P1 dosing pumps from D-D H2Ocean
- Digital -Reefer Update – No. 3 – John Clipperton delivers a third update on his Red Sea REEFER 625XXL as it approaches the 2 year old mark.
- Reef-keeping Burn Out – Mike Paletta confronts a problem that has the potential to confound even the most conscientious reef-keeper; what happens when the hobby looses it’s allure
- Gone Fishin’ – Chris Sergeant investigates the enigmatic and outlandish frogfishes both in the wild and in captivity.
- When in Rome… – Danilo Ronchi visits the stunning reef aquarium of Italian hobbyist Carlo Mondaini and gives us the low-down on this unusual and eye-popping system.
- Close-up on Corals: Hydnophora – James Fatherree explores the horn corals of the Hydnophora genus and explains what makes these unusual SPS corals worthy of consideration.
- Good Golly, Miss Molly – Kenneth Wingerter ventures into brackish waters to investigate the subject behind something of a revival in recent reef-keeping.
- Tropical versus Temperate – Campbell Robertson compares the dazzling tones of the tropical reef to the more subtle hues of temperate climes.
