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June 2020 – Greater Akron Aquarium Society says:
[…] Limia islai (Rodriguez-Silva & Weaver 2020) has now been described. This handsome Poeciliid, which occasionally can be obtained at local fish club auctions, originates from the southwestern part of Haiti on the island of Hispaniola and was simply known before as the Limia Tiger Sp. Lake Miragoâne. Learn more from the abstract and the reef2rainforest.com summary. […]Jan says:
hallo can i downgrate mobius to ectotech firmware? Thank youMatt Pedersen says:
Doug, only the Goldflake Angel is produced as captive bred with any sort of routine. They are occasionally released by Bali Aquarich. You need to find vendors/retailers who carry Bali Aquarich fish, and work down from there. Best of luck, this search will require a fair amount of patience.Thanuja sathsarani sanjeewani says:
Fish breeding form your join ara class. Piz comment as.BROCA PHILIPPE says:
HI MIKE I AM WHOLESALER OR ORNAMENTAL FISHES IN FRANCE . POSSIBLE TO JOIN YOU ? BEST REGARDSRichie Walsh says:
I have a huge bloom of upside down jellyfish in my reef tank. Guessing they hitch hiked on live rock. I've removed as many as I can especially when they go free swimming however they are reproducing at an alarming rate and stinging my corals. Are there any aquarium predators that eat their polyps?