Tropical Fish News Big chill continues as temperature plummets - Scarborough Today Big chill continues as temperature plummets Scarborough Today, UK - 23 hours ago Aquarist Josh Saunders said: "They can cope really well with cold and warmer weather. They have a layer of fat and two layers of feathers tightly compacted ... Study options galore - Malaysia Star Study options galore Malaysia Star, Malaysia - Jan 3, 2009 Next week, science careers such as aquarist, museum conservator, product technologist and paediatrician will be featured. However, a crucial step would be ... OUT & ABOUT - Daily Breeze OUT & ABOUT Daily Breeze, CA - Dec 26, 2008 ... FRENZY: The Roundhouse Aquarium invites the public to watch the sharks being fed in their tank and help record which animals eat in the aquarist log. ... Last Christmas for departing Nemo - Western Morning News Last Christmas for departing Nemo Western Morning News, UK - Dec 24, 2008 Ben Marshall, senior aquarist at Blue Reef, said: "When Nemo arrived in the middle of June she was in very poor condition – it's very difficult for a ... Blue tetra is not Boehlkea fredcochui, says scientist - Practical Fishkeeping Blue tetra is not Boehlkea fredcochui, says scientist Practical Fishkeeping, UK - Dec 18, 2008 Describing this misidentified species as Knodus borki (after the German aquarist Dieter Bork), the author distinguished it from Boehlkea fredcochui by the ... Protection turtely needed - Sunshine Coast Daily Protection turtely needed Sunshine Coast Daily, Australia - Dec 17, 2008 Head aquarist Emily Thomas said people using the waterways could follow key steps to prevent injury to turtles. Ms Thomas said maintaining a slow boat pace ... Rare New Mexico fish to swim free in Texas - The Daily Advance Rare New Mexico fish to swim free in Texas The Daily Advance, NC - Dec 16, 2008 Aquarist Mary Brandenburg weighs a bucket of endangered Rio Grande silvery minnows at the Albuquerque Biological Park in Albuquerque, NM, on Monday, Dec. ... Luckless Rudolph found in a field... nearly 50 miles from the sea! - The Press, York Luckless Rudolph found in a field... nearly 50 miles from the sea! The Press, York, UK - Dec 12, 2008 Sea Life Centre aquarist Josh Saunders said the grey seal had probably been moving away from the River Ouse to rest, as seals spend nearly three quarters of ... Rudolph the seal's bid for freedom - Scarborough Today Rudolph the seal's bid for freedom Scarborough Today, UK - Dec 11, 2008 Josh Saunders, an aquarist at the centre, said: "As a result of Rudolph's injuries, we have decided to keep him in the Seal Rescue Centre where he will ...
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Breeding Banggai Cardinals (Pterapogon kauderrni) An insight into breeding of the Banaggai Cardinal fish and the rearing of the spawn. This is a species of clown fish that is not found in abundance and is difficult to breed. Breeding Banggai Cardinals details.

Marine Aquarium Council

The Marine Aquarium Council (MAC) is an international, not-for-profit organization that brings marine aquarium animal collectors, exporters, importers and retailers together with aquarium keepers, public aquariums, conservation organizations and government agencies.. Marine Aquarium Council (MAC) certified species details.

South American Cichlids - Flower Horn Fish Flower Horn Fish or Luo Han which is popularly known, has taken the aquatic world (particularly in the South East Asian region) by storm within the last two years. Its popularity is gaining momentum day by day, and it is set to be an internationally known fish as can be compared with the likes of the Discus Fish and Arowana. Background information   The Flower Horn Fish

SITES OF NOTE - Aquamedia

We present links to noteworthy web sites that we would like to recognize as an important resource for the aquaculture industry. Aquamedia is presented by FEAP (The Federation of European Aquaculture Producers) and includes an excellent virtual tour of 5 European fish farms. This site is well worth a visit.

Aquamedia's purpose is to tell the story of aquaculture in an open and transparent way to all those who are interested in what it does. Throughout Europe aquaculture is highly regulated by both national and European legislation. Furthermore, fish farmers also want the consumers of their fish to understand what they do, how they do it and to share the news, development and, in some cases, the problems, that exist.

The members of FEAP, who are the national producer associations and whose members are the farmers themselves, represent the vast majority of the farmed species throughout Europe. They operate under the Federation's own Code of Conduct. Many associations also have their own, very much more detailed, Codes of Best Practice. All these codes are binding and are designed to maintain and indeed improve farming standards.