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AQUATIC NOTEBOOK to the maximum adult size of 5–6 inches (12–15 cm) and were not produced by Florida or Asian fish farms, as many aquarists suspected, but actually made their way to North America from the Czech Republic via a small-scale Manage Your Own Subscription It’s quick and user friendly. Go to www.AmazonasMagazine.com. Click on the SUBSCRIBE tab. specialist breeder. While this certainly isn’t the first time this species has been successfully bred in captivity, this commercial availability represents a potential shift in our perception of the species. Just as captive-bred marine seahorses are infinitely better suited to captive foods and life in an aquarium, these captive-bred E. ansorgii were feeding on frozen Cyclops (CYCLOP- EEZE®), and might be weaned to small, high-protein pellet foods or potentially even flake food. Truly, commercially viable captive-bred specimens may well redefine this species. Segrest’s Mike Tuccinardi suggests that “it’s unlikely they’ll be a regular stock item, but it wouldn’t be out of the question to see them in some of the more specialized local fish stores across the country over the next few months. We are sold out right now, but we’ll be bringing in more soon.” He adds, “As for care, treat them as you would their saltwater cousins—avoid boisterous or aggressive tankmates, give them lots of cover, and feed them frequently.” Here you can: ● Change your address ● Renew your subscription ● Give a gift ● Subscribe ● Buy a back issue ● Report a damaged or missing issue Other options: EMAIL us at: service@amazonascustomerservice.com CALL: 570-567-0424 Or WRITE: AMAZONAS Magazine 1000 Commerce Park Drive, Suite 300 Williamsport, PA 17701 ON THE INTERNET http://diszhal.info/english/livebearers/en_ Syngnathus_pulchellus.php#ixzz2NbnQTyG5 http://www.iucnredlist.org/details/ full/167999/0 http://www.aqualog.de/Aqualog/news/ web90/Seite11-13e.pdf Correction The images accompanying the article, Dicrossis maculatus: Breeding the Checkerboard Cichlid by David Magid (AMAZONAS, Mar/ Apr 2013, page 60), were taken by Noah Magid, not David Magid. AMAZONAS regrets the error. 18
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