Freshwater and Marine Aquarium Magazine (FAMA)
After more than 30 years, Freshwater and Marine Aquarium (FAMA) ceased publication in 2010 as a stand-alone magazine. We have been able to retain articles involving Seahorses and Marine Life, written by or about Ocean Rider and Carol & Craig Schmarr and Peter Giwojna.
FAMA Seahorse Forum – October 2001
by Charles Delbeek and Carol Cozzi-Schmarr - from the October 2001 issue of Freshwater and Marine Aquarium magazine (FAMA) Horse Forum I would like to thank Dr. Clyde Tamaru for sharing his scientific expertise and cutting edge research on sea horses with us in the...
FAMA Seahorse Forum – July 2001
by Dr. Clyde Tamaru and Carol Cozzi-Schmarr - from the July 2001 issue of Freshwater and Marine Aquarium magazine (FAMA) I would like to thank Chris Burns for his contributions to the last 3 columns and formally introduce my next guest speaker Dr. Clyde Tamaru. You...
Seahorse Breeding Secrets
Seahorse Breeding Secrets: Ten Common Mistakes and How to Avoid Them by Pete Giwojna - from the January 1999 issue of Freshwater and Marine Aquarium magazine (FAMA) Seahorses breed more readily in the aquarium than any other marine fishes. Males and females are easy...
Nutrition Part V: Feeding Juveniles & Dwarf Seahorses
by Pete Giwojna - from the February 1997 issue of Freshwater and Marine Aquarium magazine (FAMA) In last month's installment of "Sea Horse Nutrition" (Part IV: Feeding & Rearing the Fry), you learned how to feed and raise newborn Hippocampids through the crucial...
Nutrition Part IV: Feeding & Rearing the Seahorse Fry
Seahorse Nutrition Part IV: Feeding & Rearing the Fry by Pete Giwojna - from the January 1997 issue of Freshwater and Marine Aquarium magazine (FAMA) In the first three segments on "Sea Horse Nutrition" (Parts I-III), you learned how to provide Hippocampines with...
Nutrition Part III: Hand Feeding Adult Seahorses
by Pete Giwojna - from the December 1996 issue of Freshwater and Marine Aquarium magazine (FAMA) In the last issue of FAMA ("Sea Horse Nutrition, Part II: Frozen Foods for Adults"), you learned how to train Hippocampids to accept a variety of frozen foods. Now that...
Nutrition Part II: Frozen Foods for Adult Seahorses
by Pete Giwojna from the November 1996 issue of Freshwater and Marine Aquarium magazine (FAMA) In the last issue of FAMA ("Sea Horse Nutrition, Part I: Live Foods for Adults"), we discussed how to help newly-acquired sea horses make the transition to life in captivity...
Nutrition Part I: Live Foods for Adult Seahorses
by Pete Giwojna from the October 1996 issue of Freshwater and Marine Aquarium magazine (FAMA) Proper nutrition is the key to keeping sea horses healthy and breeding them in captivity. In their natural habitat, sea horses feed continuously throughout the daylight...