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Entry No. 200

Myxocyprinus asiaticus, photo by Jörn

Indeed, with this post and we no more and no less than 200 entries posted incisus would be fantastic with this large number appear a good and happy news, however, circumstances have not liked ...

In the picture you can see a specimen of Myxocyprinus asiaticus, a fish from the great Asian country that is China, but it seems that their desire for a place among the world powers are causing them huge losses not economic, but if referring to the so abundant biodiversity that inhabits rivers and lakes.

Specifically we go to the Yangtze River basin, which is where the species comes from the photo, and pollution problems existed before him and already he had a large dam, but will not be stay there, and who now seek to make a dam, which will produce no more and no less than 1,750 megawatts of power needed in the region.

Back in 1980, promoted to create a nature reserve there to continue supporting the river endemic species such as Acipenser dabryanus , apparently the new dam will be located in this protected area, now unprotected.

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Disease Cryptocoryne

Cryptocoryne wentii , photo incisus

is quite normal for our Cryptocoryne (Cryptocoryne sp . ) lose leaves after transfer of an aquarium to another or rot. then expose the plants have symptoms:

- Small holes in leaves

- They become brittle

- The leaves are rolled back from the tip toward the center of the plant. As

end made a mass, it is best to pass the trap on them to clean and so let reborn, you should also make a major water change. This little problem is due to changes that have been made in the aquarium, changing fluorescent tubes or inefficient filtration.

These plants tolerate bad phosphates, which can be produced by sobrefertilizar the aquarium. Best to avoid this disease is to plant the plants separated from each other, do not change all lighting tubes while a team or make us more efficient filtering.

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The Asian giant South American paradise

Tung Choi Street, picture Trent Strohm

Today we are going to China, the world's second largest economy now in the world of fish is also present, as no "big" like everything is there. There for a long time, there is evidence that that is where he began practicing this hobby, you have to fish as true signs of luck.

Maybe that's why it seems that the fans in China will continue to spread with great vengeance. In fact and as long, aquarists can enjoy great streets in little more than aquarium shops are a great utopia in Europe.

But perhaps it is better to remain so here, as it seems, the "best fish" stop coming to Europe, where the more you pay for them, and do not think it was possible to visit as 20 stores in one day ... at least I could not ... Furthermore, the conditions under which keep the animals, whether plants, invertebrates and fish, are not the best, the fish can be seen hanging in plastic bags in the form of packs, but we can not generalize, since h other stores have them in aquariums, more or less well fitted.

Do you think China would be paradise of the aquarium?

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aquarium species ramirezi

Hyphessobrycon herbertaxelroldi , photo by Juan R. Lascorz .

This small characid easily found in specialty stores, is inexpensive and is a kind mainly peaceful, although from time to time can be devoted to pursuing any other fish, but not serious.

gregarious in nature, it is recommended that it be kept with other members of the same species, although not as "sensitive" to the loneliness and other species of the same family. It's easy to look for escort to the Aquarium, we maintain large and small American cichlids, provided they are peaceful. And if you do not have space to keep close to these compeñeros, we have the option of joining them with other species of the same family or with other small species.

is a tough, long-lived species (up to 9 years) that requires an aquarium of at least 50 liters of capacity, to be planted and a large space where you can swim at ease. It also has a preference for dark shades of gravel. Its maintenance is not of any problem, feed them with flakes and frozen or live food, preferably the diet should be varied. Avoid keeping them with fish swimming slowly, as the Hyphessobrycon herbertaxelrodi be launched for the food.

is from the Mato Grosso in Brazil, but Asians are raised in hatcheries for the aquarium trade, but we can also obtain copies of the wild and east European countries.

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Microgeophagus ramirezi , incisus picture

This is one of the great charms of freshwater tropical aquarium. Peaceful behavior, with the exception of the reproductive period, the Microgeophagus ramirezi commonly known as Dwarf Butterfly Cichlid, is a of the most striking.

does not require a large aquarium, could set the minimum size of 50 liters aquarium for a couple, although we maintain small schools in trios or larger aquariums. In terms of decoration, so they feel comfortable hiding place is convenient, dense vegetation and rocks making small caves, there may in the not too distant future to start.

The wild specimens from the Orinoco River basin in South America, these fish are quite demanding in regard to food and water quality, however, the commercially bred in eastern Europe are accustomed to our pH and feed on flakes and granules, although it always feels good a supply of frozen or live. The latter is particularly recommended during reproductive periods, and that will encourage the couple to make the start.

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AGAROSE BANANA DO MATO

Agarista eucalyptoides

Species of southeastern Brazil and north of Uruguay (Rivera).































































































































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paraguayensis the hill
Crinoline
Department of Rivera.

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