Practical Fishkeeping: Difference between revisions
Neale Monks (talk | contribs) No edit summary |
Neale Monks (talk | contribs) No edit summary |
||
| Line 3: | Line 3: | ||
'''''Practical Fishkeeping''''' (also known as '''''PFK''''') is the [[United Kingdom]]'s best-selling [[aquarium]] [[magazine]]. It is published every four weeks by [[Bauer Verlagsgruppe|Bauer]]. The title covers the entire aquatic market from [[tropical]] [[freshwater]] and [[tropical]] [[Marine (ocean)|marine]] [[fishkeeping]] throughout the year to small amounts of [[pond]] and [[coldwater fish]] coverage during the summer months. |
'''''Practical Fishkeeping''''' (also known as '''''PFK''''') is the [[United Kingdom]]'s best-selling [[aquarium]] [[magazine]]. It is published every four weeks by [[Bauer Verlagsgruppe|Bauer]]. The title covers the entire aquatic market from [[tropical]] [[freshwater]] and [[tropical]] [[Marine (ocean)|marine]] [[fishkeeping]] throughout the year to small amounts of [[pond]] and [[coldwater fish]] coverage during the summer months. |
||
Originally called '''''Pet Fish Monthly''''', the title launched in April 1966. The title changed its name to Practical Fishkeeping during the early 1980s. The magazine is edited by [[Matt Clarke]]. The team of editorial staff includes technical writer [[Jeremy Gay]]. Regular contributing authors include [[Nick Fletcher]], [[Mary Bailey (aquarist)|Mary Bailey]], [[Dr Peter Burgess]], [[Dr David Ford]], [[Dr Sean Evans]], |
Originally called '''''Pet Fish Monthly''''', the title launched in April 1966. The title changed its name to Practical Fishkeeping during the early 1980s. The magazine is edited by [[Matt Clarke]]. The team of editorial staff includes technical writer [[Jeremy Gay]]. Regular contributing authors include [[Nick Fletcher]], [[Mary Bailey (aquarist)|Mary Bailey]], [[Dr Peter Burgess]], [[Dr David Ford]], [[Dr Sean Evans]], [[Neale Monks|Dr Neale Monks]], [[Dr Phil Hunt]], [[Dr Heok Hee Ng]], [[Ian Fuller (author)|Ian Fuller]], [[Peter Cottle]], [[Richard Hardwick]], [[John Rundle (aquarist)|John Rundle]], [[Chris Ralph]], [[Daphne Layley]], [[James Allison]], [[Les Holliday (aquarist)|Les Holliday]] and [[Pete Liptrot]]. Former editors of the title include [[Steve Windsor]] and [[Nick Fletcher]]. |
||
Practical Fishkeeping also has a very successful and popular web forum with over 20,000 members and still growing. The Forum expands even further on the printed magazine and the online articles that can be found on the main site. |
Practical Fishkeeping also has a very successful and popular web forum with over 20,000 members and still growing. The Forum expands even further on the printed magazine and the online articles that can be found on the main site. |
||
Revision as of 15:09, 13 August 2010
Practical Fishkeeping (also known as PFK) is the United Kingdom's best-selling aquarium magazine. It is published every four weeks by Bauer. The title covers the entire aquatic market from tropical freshwater and tropical marine fishkeeping throughout the year to small amounts of pond and coldwater fish coverage during the summer months.
Originally called Pet Fish Monthly, the title launched in April 1966. The title changed its name to Practical Fishkeeping during the early 1980s. The magazine is edited by Matt Clarke. The team of editorial staff includes technical writer Jeremy Gay. Regular contributing authors include Nick Fletcher, Mary Bailey, Dr Peter Burgess, Dr David Ford, Dr Sean Evans, Dr Neale Monks, Dr Phil Hunt, Dr Heok Hee Ng, Ian Fuller, Peter Cottle, Richard Hardwick, John Rundle, Chris Ralph, Daphne Layley, James Allison, Les Holliday and Pete Liptrot. Former editors of the title include Steve Windsor and Nick Fletcher.
Practical Fishkeeping also has a very successful and popular web forum with over 20,000 members and still growing. The Forum expands even further on the printed magazine and the online articles that can be found on the main site.
PFK Website Hacked
The site was hacked in early December 2009, allegedly exposing 20,000-25,000 usernames, password, email, postal addresses and phone numbers to the perpetrator(s).[1]
- The website was relaunched with an entirely new interface on 02/02/2010.
See Also
External links
References
 | This fishkeeping-related article is a stub. You can help Wikipedia by expanding it. |