Aquariumania - Tropical Fish as Pets - Pet Life Radio Original (PetLifeRadio.com) - Aquariumania - Episode 38 Discus, The King of Aquarium Fish with Gabe Posada of Jack Wattley Discus

Aquariumania - Episode 38 Discus, The King of Aquarium Fish with Gabe Posada of Jack Wattley Discus

01/30/13 • 42 min

Aquariumania - Tropical Fish as Pets - Pet Life Radio Original (PetLifeRadio.com)

Many beautiful aquarium fish come from the Amazon but one of the most iconic is the majestic discus. Known as the 'king of aquarium fish,' discus have a reputation for being difficult to keep. But are they? Our guest today, Gabriel Posada, has been breeding and raising discus for many years at Jack Wattley Discus. Join us as Gabe shares his knowledge and stories of discus and aquarium pioneer Jack Wattley.
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Aquariumania - Episode 37 Introduction to Aquatic Plants with Brandon McLane of Florida Aquatic Nurseries

A beautifully aquascaped planted aquarium or outdoor pond easily rivals even the most complex of reef aquariums. In fact, a school of fish swimming through an underwater forest in a small home tank, or spectacular water lilies in a koi pond can brighten up an space. But where do many of these plants, come from?
My guest today is Brandon McLane, Vice President of Florida Aquatic Nurseries, one of the largest producers of aquatic plants in the United States. Join us, as Brandon explains the ins and outs of this fascinating aspect of the hobby!.
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Aquariumania - Episode 39 A Brief History of Marine Aquarium Fish Aquaculture with Pioneer Martin Moe

Breeding marine aquarium fish for the hobby was just a dream several decades ago, until a relatively unknown fisheries biologist named Martin Moe started his company, Aqualife Research, with wife Barbara, in the early 70s, breeding clownfish.
Martin Moe was ahead of his time, and is now considered by many the father of marine aquarium fish aquaculture, with many fascinating stories to share about the field. Join us, as Martin reminisces on the past and looks to the future of marine aquarium fish aquaculture.
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