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Two of Tom's Serpae Tetras
One of Tom's Clown Loaches
Tom's New Platys, shown above.
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Fish in the News from Andy in the UK
Hi Tom and Nevin,
Its Andy from the UK here, I stumbled across this video today and thought it may be of some interest. Its an award winning film by Rob Stewart which starts off as a straight documentary about sharks but escalates into a thought provoking and quite upsetting piece on ocean ecology, poaching and conservation. Its quite long but well worth a watch. http://videosift.com/video/Sharkwater-Full-Documentary
Fish in the News from Tim in Columbus, OH
Pet shop owner fined £1,000 and told to wear an electronic tag ... for selling a GOLDFISH to a boy aged 14 ...
On Sunday, 03-28-2010, Tom traveled by car for about 2-hours, going east to the Anza-Borrego Desert State Park, which is the largest state park in California. This is the best time of year to visit. The temperature got up to about 80-degrees F., and after some recent rains the flowers were in bloom. Someone said this was the best bloom in 10 or 20-years!
Fish? Yes, about 200 small Pupfish live in the pond, shown above, by the visitor center. These Pupfish are native to the Ana-Borrego Desert, and the pond is meant to copy their natural environment. The pictures above show the pond and one pupfish, which is probably a female. Click nere to learn more about the park, the desert, and the fish.
Giant Woolly Ground Sloths
One of the primary goals of the park is keeping the area natural. They have a big problem with some invasive mustard plant, but it was a wonderful surprise to see this long extinct female Giant Woolly Ground Sloth with her baby on her back. Later Tom was dismayed to learn these Sloths and many other animals in the park were in fact sculptures made of rusted sheet metal. Still they're huge and lots of fun.
An Email with Pictures from Ronnie in Missouri
Hello guys , This is Ronnie in Missouri, I thought I would send u a few pics of the home made uv that i was talking about on the show , and i sent a pic of a bio wheel that is home made, its being cured in the water that came from a bunch of sponge filters, also here is a few pics of some angels i have in the tank with the uv light and my 40 salt water tank, sorry the pics isn't better but they came from a cell phone, any way hope to talk to u guys soon. keep the good work up
Ronnie
Another Email from Ronnie in Missouri
Hello guys, I checked my mail today and found fish food from u guys, wanted to say thanks and will set up some test tanks to see how it does, anyway i took a pic of the smallest food u sent with the new life grow , urs is on the left and Newlife is on the right, the first thing i seen was urs is a little smaller than the Newlife , that's a good thing, smaller fish will enjoy that, sorry for the bad pic , it is from a cellphone too, I put the camera up other day and for the life of me i cant remember where i put it. anyway thanks again and hope to talk to u soon.
Ronnie
Tom's Tropheus moorii, named Tro.
Tom talks for a few minutes during this show about this fish and this picture, and why he likes it, even though it doesn't have much color. Tro has huge pectoral fins on each side of his body, and this picture shows off those fins. Also, you can see Tro's beautiful white buckteeth, and his bright eye looking right at you.
Callers during this Show
Stewart
in Chicago
calls and
talks about
his
65-gallon
aquarium
with live
plants and
Discus Fish
plus some
Pictus
Catfish. He
just added
some new
discus and
his smallest
Discus, a
Pigeon
Blood, is
now hiding.
Stewart
wonders if
this is
normal.
Robert in
New Jersey
calls
and say,
"Yes that is
normal."
Robert also
says it is
probably not
good to add
younger
Discus to an
aquarium
with mature
Discus.
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