Tropical Fish Keeping Podcast
It's the time of year to head off on your hols, but what to do about your fish? What if I told you this is one of the times of year that we see far more fish deaths, all linked to how you plan to feed your fish whilst you are away.
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After the recent meeting in London it'sclear there are some changeson the horizon..
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Have you ever wondered about fish that are used in labs. I chat with Hannah Poppy Davies about her work with Zebra Danios in the lab setting at City St George's University of London, and the rehoming project that means if you have space in your tank you can apply to rehome some of their fish once their working days are over.
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Anti pet keeping groups are quck to point out the issues with pet keeping, I think we as fish keepers need to look at our own issues, and see what we can do as the ones who love our animals.
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Ptychochromis insolitus, also known as the Mangarahara cichlid or joba mena was thought to be extinct after the last female known female in captivity died, to make matters worse the only river they're known from had dried up. But one zoo keeper Brian Zimmerman refused to accept they were gone, and launched a campaign to find more females. hoping that private keepers had some hidden in tanks, or tropical ponds, instead he was given clues to find a remnant population in the wild. I'm joined today by Asher Flatt, who is hoping to raise the money to bring this journey to bring a...
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Dissolved oxygen doesn't sound important but it really is.
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It's world aqurium day, so let's take a little time to celebrate our hobby and all that makes it great.
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Carrying on looking at how the chemistry of the water in our fish tanks impacts our fish.
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For some reason we like to dye our fish weird colours. but is this a bit of harmless improvement. Of course not.
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Let's start learning some water chemistry. I've tried not to make it too complex, but as ever I'd love to hear your feedback.
info_outlineIn 2003 the Tequila Splitfin was extinct in the wild, but since then a team at Michoacán University of Mexico, with brood stock from Chester Zoo, and help from their team, have reintroduced 1500 to springs in the Teuchitlán River in the state of Jalisco in south west Mexico. Against all the odds they seem to be thriving.
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https://www.chesterzoo.org/news/preventing-extinction-in-mexico/
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https://freshwaterlifeproject.org/