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Richard & Angie Aspinall look behind the scenes at the Sea Life London Aquarium, while Katy Duke & Tim Hayes look at what can be done to prevent the continuing problem of fish that grow too large for private aquariums.
In Our Swiss Panorama, Nigel Tracey gives us a comprehensive look at his very special SPS system and takes us on a reefing road trip.
On the captive breeding front, Alex Arlett-Johnson looks at the issues involved in getting fish together in 'that special way', while Richard Aspinall talks to Todd Gardner, from New York’s Long Island Aquarium, about captive breeding in general and the breeding of basslets in particular.
In his continuing series on Getting the Basics Right, David Wolfenden tells us what the 'important elements are', and just what makes them so important, and John Clipperton's Fishes in Focus article features the show-stopping Dragonets of the Callyonimidae.
On environmental issues, Kate Wilson from the Marine Conservation Society, shares her concerns for British Sea Life. Richard gets his hands on the brand new Kessil A350/A350W lighting system, and doesn't want to give it back, and Dr Dave Ellis shares his love of the endlessly fascinating and fantastic algae.
There are also our regular features – Marine News, full of the latest news from the marine world, and Questions & Answers—one of our most popular features—where our marine expert, David Wolfenden, answers a selection of marine queries posed by readers.