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LINKS
Tropical Freshwater Fish Resources
NetMax's Aquaria Site - Useful tips on all aspects of fishkeeping
TinkerFish
Skeptical Aquarist - Tips on breeding a number of tropical freshwater fish
Tangled Up In Cichlids - Great cichlid photos
Aquarist Classifieds - Advertise all types of fish, tanks and equipment free of charge. View fish for sale from hobbysits all over the UK.
TropicalFishExpert - Focused on choosing and keeping tropical fish
PlecoFanatics.com - One of the largest catfish and plecos forums
Rainbowfish.info
Aqua Maniacs
ScotCat - A Great Resource for Catfish Info!!
Tropical Fish Gallery - Dedicated to tropical fish pictures, this site offers photos of some of the nicest aquariums you will ever see. Here you will find all you need to know on photographing your tropical fish.
Badman's Tropical Fish
Planet Catfish
Project Puffer - Information on Puffer fish
Chuck's Planted Aquarium Pages
Croatian
Art Reef saltwater fish
CroForumi.com akvarium fish, terarium animals and much more
Aquariums
Horniman Museum - Founded in 1901, Horniman Museum is one of London's oldest surviving aquaria.
Cichlids
American Cichlids.
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Recent news
First footage captured of giant sea serpent of the deep: the oarfish
(02/09/2010)
Scientists have captured what they believe to be the first footage ever of the oarfish, the species likely responsible for legends told of sea serpents.
Target stops sales of farm-raised salmon, citing environmental concerns
(01/27/2010)
Citing environmental concerns, Target has stopped selling farmed salmon products nationwide.
Photos: Gelatinous Blobfish in danger
(01/26/2010)
A species dubbed "the world's most miserable-looking fish" is at risk of extinction due to poor fishing practices, reports The Daily Telegraph.
If protected coral reefs can recover from global warming damage
(01/10/2010)
A study in the Caribbean has found that coral reefs can recover from global warming impacts, such as coral bleaching, if protected from fishing. Marine biologists have long been worried that coral reefs affected by climate change may be beyond recovery, however the new study published in PLoS ONE shows that alleviating another threat, overfishing, may allow coral reefs to cope with climate change.
Gone: a look at extinction over the past decade
(01/03/2010)
No one can say with any certainty how many species went extinct from 2000-2009. Because no one knows if the world's species number 3 million or 30 million, it is impossible to guess how many known species—let alone unknown—may have vanished recently. Species in tropical forests and the world's oceans are notoriously under-surveyed leaving gaping holes where species can vanish taking all of their secrets—even knowledge of their existence—with them.
Bridge development in Kalimantan threatens rainforest, mangroves, and coral reef
(01/03/2010)
Balikpapan Bay in East Kalimantan is home to an incredible variety of ecosystems: in the shallow bay waters endangered dugong feed on sea grasses and salt water crocodiles sleep; along the bay proboscis monkeys leap among mangroves thirty meters tall and Irrawaddy dolphins roam; beyond the mangroves lies the Sungai Wain Protection forest; here, the Sunda clouded leopard hunts, sun bears climb into the canopy searching for fruits and nuts, and a reintroduced population of orangutans makes their nests; but this wilderness, along with all of its myriad inhabitants, are threatened by a plan to build a bridge and road connecting the towns of Penajam and Balikpapan.
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