AMAZONAS—Freshwater Aquariums and Tropical Discovery
Fishy WhoDunIt: Who Ate the Hemlock?

Fishy WhoDunIt: Who Ate the Hemlock?

by | Aug 8, 2013 | Freshwater

It’s a side of a fish dinner that most people will never see, but Haff Disease can be a terrifying malady, mimicking the chest pains of a heart attack, rendering its victims weak, dizzy, nauseated and with urine turned to the color of coffee as the human body...
Torpedoes Explosion

Torpedoes Explosion

by | Jul 25, 2013 | Freshwater

An Indian endemic fish admired by many for its sleek elegance and shoaling behaviors in larger aquariums, the Redline Torpedo Barb, Puntius denisonii, may be overfished and endangered in its native waters, but captive-bred specimens are reported to be gaining ground...
AMAZONAS Video: Native Ohio Stream Tank

AMAZONAS Video: Native Ohio Stream Tank

by | Jul 11, 2013 | Freshwater

Native Ohio Stream Tank — Rainbow Darter breeding display    By Bill Z | You Tube Rainbow Darters, Central Stonerollers, Southern Redbelly Dace and brief appearances by an Orange-throat Darter and a Banded Darter. Note the male Rainbow’s territorial...