When you give a well-kept male Apistogramma a mirror prepare to be wowed.
VIDEO: Apistogramma bitaeniata “Mamuri”
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AMAZONAS – Matt Pedersen Articles
Two New Fish Species for Catfish Lovers
Whether you’re a fan of Loricarids or Callichthyids, March 30th, 2017 was a good day; scientists described two new species that are sure to get your heart racing.
New Fish Species Only YOU Could Love #4: Hypostomus, Cobitis, Eigenmannia
Recently-described species of tropical freshwater fishes that only the most worthy fish geek could appreciate. Yes, that means you. In this installment: Hypostomus formosae, Cobitis nalbanti, and Eigenmannia correntes
Three New Melanorivulus Killifish From Brazil
Melanorivulus regularis, M. flavipinnis, and M. ignescens are added to Brazil’s ever-growing list of Killifish species.
New Fish Species Only YOU Could Love #3: Curimatopsis, Trichomycterus, Corydoras
Recently-described species of tropical freshwater fishes that only the most worthy fish geek could appreciate. Yes, that means you. In this installment: Curimatopsis maculosa, Trichomycterus giarettai, and Corydoras costai
New Fish Species Only YOU Could Love #2: Leptobotia, Tetragonopterus, Oreonectes
Recently-described species of tropical freshwater fishes that only the most worthy fish geek could appreciate. Yes, that means you.
New Fish Species Only YOU Could Love #1: Parotocinclus, Garra, Phallobrycon
Recently-described species of tropical freshwater fishes that only the most worthy fish geek could appreciate. Yes, that means you.
The Mind-Bending Nano Aquascape of John Pini
At the 2016 Aquascaping Live! competition, you might say the bar was raised. To be fair, it’s probably more appropriate to say the bar was left a mangled and twisted pile of iron, cast aside by the hands of up-and-comer aquascaper John Pini.
Giving Thanks for a New Iranian Cichlid Species
While many of us celebrated the Thanksgiving holiday, authors H. R. Esmaeili, G. Sayyadzadeh, and O. Seehausen, officially described a new Iranocichla sp.
New Tiger Pleco—Panaqolus tankei—Described
The beautiful plecostomus from Brazil’s Rio Xingu known as L398 is formally described.
