Researchers at the Ash Meadows Fish Conservation Facility have spawned the critically endangered Devils Hole Pupfish, Cyprinodon diabolis, for the first time in captivity
First Successful Breeding of Devils Hole Pupfish
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News & Notes Articles
UK-based OATA Relaunches “Hands Off My Hobby” Campaign
The UK’s Ornamental Aquatic Trade Association is asking all the main UK political parties to promise to oppose any future wholesale ban on exotic and wild caught species that would affect the ornamental fish-keeping hobby.
Roberto Hensen is new Secretary General of the EPO
The Executive Board of the European Pet Organization (EPO) has appointed Roberto Hensen as its new Secretary General.
Man Charged with ESA Violations, Transporting Endangered Arowanas
Ryan Lopez Bernardez was arraigned today on charges that he violated the Endangered Species Act by transporting two endangered Asian Arowana fish
Peruvian Non-Profit Research Station Seeks Crowdfunding
We take a look at the the Amazon Research Center for Ornamental Fishes project, and the man behind it, Dr. Anthony Mazeroll
2nd Annual Aquatic Experience Draws Near
Aquatic Experience – Chicago makes a splash with additional 130+ tanks of tropical fish, return of Live Shark Encounter and Kids Aquarium Contest
Aquarama 2015 to Bring Together Public and Home Aquarium Industries
A major aquatics industry expo held biennially in Singapore, has recently announced a move intended to foster closer ties between ornamental fish industry members and those in public aquaria
Cleveland – Where the Wild (Orange Trout) Things Are?
A tale of hatchery produced fish and invasive aquarium fish species where they don’t belong…
AMAZONAS November/December 2014 Issue Preview
It is no secret that rainbowfishes and their native waters in the wilds of Papua New Guinea are very close to the heart of AMAZONAS Editor Hans-Georg Evers, and in this must-have issue he pulls out all the stops with features including:
Nearly-Extinct Red Tailed Shark Isn’t Gone Yet
News of a wild Red Tailed Shark generates hope, yet digging deeper reveals possible evidence of troubling anti-aquarium sentiments with implications for every aquarist.
