Podcasts about cichlids

On this episode Tim and Tanner discuss taking some time off. Tanner gets into the Puffers on the east Coast and Tim gets the Grouper and big mangroves on the west. Bonus reflections on old episodes, Cichlids on the Univerisity of Miami Campus.

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Eric sits down with Cichlid legend John Niemans to discuss his encyclopedic knowledge of cichlids. They discuss John's experiences over 30+ years of keeping and breeding cichlids, lessons he's learned along the way, breeding and fishkeeping tips for different cichlid groups like Africans, New World cichlids, Asians, and more. If you're passionate about Cichlids, this episode is for you!    In this episode, they talk about: Different cichlid breeding behaviors — substrate spawning, mouth-brooding, etc Issues with growing fish in small tanks and buying stunted fish from stores  The dangers of keeping cold-water Plecos in ponds in California Recommendation of Chris Biggs' YouTube channel about isopods  The growth of local aquarium clubs like Aquascape Club and the events they hold John's past experiences with the Southern California Cichlid Association fish club  Upcoming speakers and events from clubs like Coast Club The challenges of maintaining fish clubs long-term due to issues like politics and finances Breeding fish varieties, differences between wild vs domestic strains, and selection techniques Fish breeding experiences with Black Widows and Red Peacocks and the importance of selecting female breeders Mentioned: John's Website California Cichlids: https://californiacichlids.com/  Links to resources:  Book A Call With Triplett: Call with Triplett   The Pond Digger - https://theponddigger.com/   You can also check out The Pond Digger's products at: http://helixpondfiltration.com/    TWT Contractor Circle   TWT Contractor Power Circle   And follow his adventures in the pond world at: Instagram  Facebook  TikTok

Cichlids get too much love... so in this episode, we're discussing our top 5 list from South America - but we're excluding all cichlids! There are so many exciting fishes from South America that get overlooked due to the popularity of SA cichlids. This diverse list includes corydoras, tetras, puffers, killis, and even some unique oddball species. What are your favorites? Join the discussion on the Water Colors Aquarium Gallery Podcast Listeners Facebook group! https://www.facebook.com/groups/788428861825086/ Enjoying the show? Support the gallery by shopping aquarium plants, merch, equipment, and more! https://watercolorsaquariumgallery.com/ Looking for more content? Become a YouTube member for exclusive access to behind the scenes livestreams! https://www.youtube.com/@watercolorsaquariumgallery Species mentioned in this episode: Brochis cat, Brochis splendens C125, Aspidoras spilotus South American puffer, colomesus asellus Flameback bleeding beart tetra, hyphessobrycon pyrrhonotus Black butterfly tetra, hyphessobrycon negodagua Crystal tetra, protocheirodon pi Galaxy oto, Parotocinclus haroldoi Splash tetra, copella arnoldi Cenepa red pencilfish, nannostomas sp. 'Cenepa Red' Marbled hatchetfish, carnegiella strigata Striped cory, scleromystax barbatus Adolfo's cory, corydoras adolfoi Cardinal tetra, paracheirodon axelrodi Black ghost knifefish, apteronotus albifrons L134 Leopard frog pleco, peckoltia compta Blue striped rivulus killifish, laimosemion xiphidius

Captain Justin Jones from Florida joins BTL for the first DAY 5: GUIDE DAY.  Contact Justin:https://www.rolandmartinmarina.com/lake-okeechobee-fishing-guides/INSTAGRAM:https://www.instagram.com/capt.justinjones/PHONE:772-475-1992

African cichlids are a diverse group of fishes that have frequently been used as evidence for evolution. Yet, now that the genomes of several hundred species have been published, the true history of this group has been revealed. All parties must now acknowledge that the many species arose quickly, from a common stock. In many ways, African cichlids fit beautifully into the biblical model of 'created kinds'. Links: Meier et al. 2023 Cycles of fusion and fission enabled rapid parallel adaptive radiation in African cichlids, Science 381:1428. Carter R 2021 Species were designed to change, creation.com. Carter R 2021 Species were designed to change, biblicalgenetics.com. Common aquatic macroinvertebrates Map of the biodiversity of amphibians, etc., in North America

Some of the most exciting and diverse fish in the world come from South America, and we definitely have our favorites! In this episode, the Water Colors Team discusses our top 5 SA cichlids - as well as why they make our list, and how you can keep them at home! From eartheaters to pike cichlids, we'll discuss some of the coolest species of fish to come out of this biologically rich region of the world. Which species are your favorite? Join the discussion on the Water Colors Aquarium Gallery Podcast Listeners Facebook page! https://www.facebook.com/groups/788428861825086/ Looking for aquarium goods and merch? Support the show by shopping our selection: https://watercolorsaquariumgallery.com/ Species mentioned in this episode: Nannacara anomala “Golden eye cichlid” Mikrogeophagus ramirezi “Ram Cichlid” Geophagus pyrocephalus “Red Head Topajo” Acarichthys heckelii “Threadfin Acara” Geophagus sveni “Sveni Eartheater” Crenicichla notophthalmus Mesonauta festivus “Flag Cichlid” Andinoacara pulcher “Blue Acara” Apistogramma panduro  Laetacara curviceps "Dwarf Flag Cichlid" Apistogramma Macmasteri "Red Neck" Taeniacara candidi "Black Stripe Dwarf Cichlid" Astronotus ocellatus "Oscar" Apistogramma Agassizii "Tefe Blue Pearl" Pterophyllum altum "Altum Angelfish" Apistogramma hongsloi Teleocichla centrarchus Satanoperca daemon "Satan's Perch"

In this episode, the team is revisiting the famous rift lakes of Africa to rank their top 5 Rift Lake cichlids! These are some of the most well known and unique aquatic ecosystems known to the aquarium hobby. With such a large selection of fish present, how could you possibly narrow them down to pick 5? Join the discussion of the Water Colors Aquarium Gallery Podcast Listeners page on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/788428861825086/ Species mentioned in this episode: Xenotilapia melanogenys Haplochromis thereuterion Neolamprologus multifasciatus Neolamprologus caudopunctatus Neolamprologus brichardi Genus - Tropheus Labidochromis caeruleus Dimidiochromis compressiceps Cyprichromis leptosoma Pundamilia nyererei Haplochromis sp. 'Kyoga Flameback' Opthalmotilapia  ventralis Pseudotropheus demasoni Julidochromis transcriptus 'bemba' Cyphotilapia frontosa Neolamprologus tretocephalus Copadichromis borleyi Aulanocara sp. 'Maulana Bicolor'

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When you say "African cichlids", you usually conjure up images of "peacocks" from Lake Malawi. This connotation is reductive because it ignores two facts. 1. Cichlidae is one of the most species diverse families of fishes in the world. 2. Africa is the second largest continent in the world. In this episode of the podcast, the Water Colors team try their best to ignore the African Great Lakes (Lake Malawi, Lake Victoria, and Lake Tanganyika) in order to explore the diversity of cichlids in ecosystems across the entire continent of Africa. You can share photos of your real African cichlids with us on the Water Colors Aquarium Gallery Podcast Listeners Facebook group. Corrections: - In this episode, we often use the phrase "Rift Lakes" to refer to Lake Malawi, Lake Victoria, and Lake Tanganyika. The "definition" we are using is more colloquial than it is accurate to the conventional geographic designation for lakes within the Rift Valley region of Africa. It might have been more accurate for us to say "African Great Lakes". - In this episode, Charles said "Rubrolatochromis", which is a genus that does not exist. We were talking about genera split from Pelvicachromis and he managed to erroneously "upgrade" the species Wallaceochromis rubrolabiatus to the genus level. - In this episode, Ben stated that baking soda (AKA sodium bicarbonate) has a "kpH" of 7.8. He was conflating the concepts pKa reaction of sodium bicarbonate carbonic acid, which have the respective pKa values of 10.3 and 6.4, with the 7.4-7.8 pH range that a sodium bicarbonate system will buffer to. Addendums: - The genus Haplochromis was originally coined by F.M. Hilgendorf in 1888 in an attempt to start sorting through the "wastebin genus" Chromis. He utilized Haplochromis obliquidens as his type species, but this entire arrangement was thrown into disarray when it was realized that "Chromis" was already in use for genus of small reef fishes, making it's usage for Pseudocrenilabrinae cichlids a junior homonym. This confusion has resulted in over a century of the taxonomic relations of this clade being redefined multiple times and the relationships between these clades are still misunderstood. Book Mentioned in this Episode: The Cichlids of Western Africa by Anton Lamboj Cichlids Mentioned in This Episode: - Discus (Symphysodon spp.) - Ram cichlid (Mikrogeophagus ramirezi) - Freshwater angelfish (Pterophyllum scalare) - Apistogramma spp. - Nanochromis spp. - Common krib (Pelvicachromis pulcher) - Wonderful goby cichlid (Gobiocichla wonderi) - Xystichromis sp. "Kyoga Flameback" - Haplochromis spp. - Aulonocara spp. - Pseudotropheus spp. - Copadichromis borleyi - Pseudocrenilabrus nicholsi - Egyptian/Victorian mouthbrooder (Pseudocrenilabrus multicolor) - Pseudocrenilabrus philander - Silver Katana cichlid (Haplochromis thereuterion) - Sardine cichlids (Cyprichromis spp.) - Malawi shell-dweller (Pseudotropheus lanisticola) - Jewel cichlid (Hemichromis spp.) - Jack Dempsey cichlid (Rocio octofasciata) - Hemichromis cristatus - Hemichromis lifalili - Regani dwarf pike cichlid (Crenicichla regani) - Hemichromis sp. "Moanda" - Black diamond Madagascar cichlid (Paratilapia polleni) - Oscar (Astronotus ocellatus) - Bichard's slender cichlid (Teleogramma brichardi) - Wallaceochromis spp. - Enigmatochromis lucanusi - Pelvicachromis silviae - Pelvicachromis sacrimontis - Pelvicachromis subocellatus - Nanochromis transvestitus - Nanochromis parilus - Nanochromis splendens - Pindu cichlid (Stomatepia pindu) - Pelvicachromis kribensis "Moliwe" - Soda cichlid (Alcolapia alcalica) - Tilapia cichlids (Oreochromis spp.) - Buffalo-head cichlid (Steatocranus casuarius) - Blue-lipped buffalo-head cichlid (Paragobiocichla irvinei) - African butterfly cichlid (Anomalochromis thomasi)

In the eighty-third episode of Reborn Report we take a slight departure from our normal Bible centered content and allow Don to show off his new fish room that he has been working on for over a year. Tropical fish have been his hobby for years now and he has done a lot research to make this room as perfect as he possibly could. In this video Don explains how the peacefulness of the fish room helps give him inspiration for the rest of our content on Reborn Report and allows him to feel more connected with God. If you enjoy this content, please let us know and we certainly can make update videos in the future. Thank you for liking, commenting, and subscribing! God bless you all! All our links are on our website: https://anchor.fm/RebornReport Our merch store: https://www.etsy.com/shop/RebornReport --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rebornreport/support

This episode of the DrTim's Aquarium podcast, we talk about planted tanks.  Timestamp:  00:00 Start 1:38 What is a planted tank 4:11 Cycling a planted tank 6:32 Order of placing things in the tank 9:11 C02 and pH 12:50 Setup steps recap 18:53 Small fish and cycling a planted tank 22:48 Trimming a planted tank 23:15 Time it takes to establish a planted tank  23:32 Linden Method  27:20 Cichlids and planted tanks 29:40 Pest control 30:34 Alum Dip = 1 tablespoon alum per 1 gallon of water 31:24 Shrimp and planted tanks  34:43 Waste-Away for planted tanks  37:00 Troubleshooting for planted tanks 40:08 Laterite 42:25 Enjoying your tank

What's wrong with picking any fish we like, there's quite a bit, and trust me I'll go into the whys and whats, plus the time I almost got eaten by a shark. 

Join me as I welcome HA YA N Fish Keeper learn how his love for fish has inspired and educated the masses using technology.

In this episode of Causes or Cures, Dr. Eeks chats with Dr. Vera Schluessel about her work on the cognitive abilities of fish, with a specific focus on her latest study published in Nature Scientific Reports, "Cichlids and Stingrays can add & subtract 'one' in the number space from 1 to 5. Basically, she is going to tell us about fish doing math!  In the podcast she will discuss why she started researching the cognitive abilities of fish, why the general public rarely considers it and wrongly assumes "fish are dumb", some of her unique fish studies and results,  and the overall message she hopes to convey to the general public. Dr. Schluessel runs the Schluessel Cognition Lab at the Institute of Zoologie at the University of Bonn in Germany. To contact Dr. Eeks, do so through bloomingwellness.comOr follow her on Instagram here.Twitter here.Or Facebook here.Subscribe to her newsletter here!

In today's episode, The Masked Aquarist will talk about his experience with keeping an African Cichlids tank.

Are YOU smarter than a fish? (Jared isn't).Follow science_in_podcast on instagram to see the video! Cichlids and stingrays can add and subtract 'one' in the number space from one to five, Scientific Reports (2022). DOI: 10.1038/s41598-022-07552-2. www.nature.com/articles/s41598-022-07552-2

W siódmym odcinku opowiem Wam, dlaczego nie należy zbyt forsownie ćwiczyć i po co katować się zimnymi prysznicami. A skoro o wodzie to zajrzymy do świata rybiej matematyki, przejrzymy także jakie szkody wyrządza naturze człowiek, ale także jak człowiek tę naturę stara się chronić. Będzie też dużo słodkich pand olbrzymich :)A jeśli uznasz, że warto wspierać ten projekt to zapraszam do serwisu Patronite, każda dobrowolna wpłata od słuchaczy pozwoli mi na rozwój i doskonalenie tego podkastu, bardzo dziękuję za każde wsparcie!Zapraszam również na Facebooka, Twittera i Instagrama, każdy lajk i udostępnienie pomoże w szerszym dotarciu do słuchaczy, a to jest teraz moim głównym celem :)Źródła użyte przy tworzeniu odcinka:David R. Clark, "Why You Don't Need to Feel Sore After a Workout to Know if You've Exercised Enough", https://www.sciencealert.com/why-you-don-t-need-to-feel-sore-a-workout-to-know-if-you-ve-exercised-enoughHyldahl RD, Hubal MJ. Lengthening our perspective: morphological, cellular, and molecular responses to eccentric exercise. Muscle Nerve. 2014 Feb;49(2):155-70. doi: 10.1002/mus.24077. Epub 2013 Dec 3. PMID: 24030935. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/24030935/Matt Evans, "I took cold showers every day for a whole week, and I decided to keep going. Here's why", https://www.fitandwell.com/features/cold-showersBuijze, G. A., Sierevelt, I. N., van der Heijden, B. C., Dijkgraaf, M. G., & Frings-Dresen, M. H. (2016). The Effect of Cold Showering on Health and Work: A Randomized Controlled Trial. PloS one, 11(9), e0161749. https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0161749Johannes Seiler, "Fish can do math, study finds", https://www.thebrighterside.news/post/fish-can-do-math-study-findsSchluessel, V., Kreuter, N., Gosemann, I.M. et al. Cichlids and stingrays can add and subtract ‘one' in the number space from one to five. Sci Rep 12, 3894 (2022). https://doi.org/10.1038/s41598-022-07552-2Mieke Leenders, "US Federal Program Killed 1.75 Million Animals in 2021 “to Protect Farmers and Public Health”, https://www.onegreenplanet.org/animalsandnature/us-federal-program-killed-1-75m-animals-in-2021-to-protect-farmers-and-public-health/Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service, "Program Data Report G - 2021, Animals Dispersed / Killed or Euthanized / Removed or Destroyed / Freed or Relocated", https://www.aphis.usda.gov/aphis/ourfocus/wildlifedamage/pdr/?file=PDR-G_Report&p=2021:INDEX:Emilio Godoy, "New Seed Bank to Support Agriculture of the Future", https://www.ipsnews.net/2022/03/new-seed-bank-support-agriculture-future/Crop Trust, https://www.croptrust.org/Christina Barron, "Giant pandas have been stars of the National Zoo for 50 years", https://www.washingtonpost.com/kidspost/2022/04/04/giant-pandas-have-been-stars-national-zoo-50-years/Pandas International, https://www.pandasinternational.org/

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Starting an African Cichlid tank isn't easy. They are aggressive and can start killing each other. So, how do you do it? Today, we talk with FishyBizz Aquatics on how to setup and take care of a African Cichlid tank.

The family Cichlidae is near and dear to all of our hearts at Water Colors. Almost every aquarium has room for a pair of these devoted parents. Their fascinating behaviors and outgoing personalities, often combined with spectacular color, are what draw us to cichlids. However, with these traits often comes aggression, large size, and plenty of other drama. In this episode: Ben, Amy, and Charles discuss the cichlids that have earned their place at the bottom of their lists.We’d love to hear from you too! What cichlid will you neverSEE DETAILS

No one has ever done anything great without at least some help from someone else. The Pond Digger is no exception. Eric's guest today is the legend, John Niemans, one of Eric's mentors from back when he got into the pond business. John is a tropical fish breeder, now retired from shipping and distribution. With over 25 years of fish breeding experience, John is here to discuss the five coolest African Cichlids that he has seen in his day!   Eric and John share their insights on: John's conquest of the pond and fish world that started with his business Retirement has given John an outside perspective How Eric and John came to be friends and colleagues Tropical fish stores used to be booming John's interest in fish started long before his career in the industry When John's fish breeding hobby turned into a business The importance of timing when getting into the breeding business Mixing entrepreneurship with fish breeding Eric's always going for that new Brine Shrimp The top-5 coolest fish that John has seen in his day COVID has greatly affected the climate of shipping fishing right now John has received his fair share of lip from Eric over the years Transitioning into ponds after a career in fish breeding John's current fish and the fish of people that he knows   Links to resources: The Pond Digger   If you're looking for inspiration and tips for your pond, be sure to follow The Pond Digger's Instagram!   You can also check out The Pond Digger's products at: http://helixpondfiltration.com/   And follow his adventures in the pond world at: Instagram @theponddigger Facebook @theponddigger   If you have any questions, feel free to email Eric with the subject line “Persuasive Pond Design” at: Eric@theponddigger.com

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Aquarium Co-Op, the best place for aquarium plants: https://www.aquariumcoop.com/collections/live-plants   Jim's article in FOTAS Fish Tales publication: http://www.fotas.info/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/FOTAS_Fish_Tales_8.1.pdf   Google Maps - Lake Barombi, Cameroon, Africa https://www.google.com/maps/place/Lake+Barombi/@4.6546954,9.3903666,16228m/data=!3m1!1e3!4m5!3m4!1s0x1060c78648a7c041:0xd6f058e8f4f95eca!8m2!3d4.6619533!4d9.4033907    

Welcome tropical fish keepers to the new home for Aquarium Hobbyist Podcast. Aquarium Hobbyist Podcast proudly debuts on Spreaker with this awesome episode! Also debuting is a brand new series focusing on South American cichlids! South America is home to many awesome tropical fish species and many of them are cichlids! Today, I will start talking about South American cichlids. I love South American cichlids, they are my personal favorite cichlid.I will be discussing 6 South American cichlids on this episode!South American Cichlids to Be Discussed:- Chocolate Cichlids- Severums-Uaru- Panda Uaru-Green Terror Cichlid-Red Terror CichlidEnjoy the episode!!!Want to be a part of the historic 500th episode? Use your smart phone and voice recorder app to tell Aqua Alex your proudest moment as a tropical fish keeper and email the audio clips to alexgoyankeescardinale19@gmail.com.Tune into the 500th episode on Saturday May 30th 2020!

While the desperate women of Japan swoon over macho men (and apes), 60% of Japanese men now self-identify as herbivores, a lost generation that would rather get facials and crochet than have sex.  In this episode the Taco Talks about Japan, its colorful traditions and modern dilemmas, as well as the corona virus and the unexpected opportunities it creates for a young President who has grown tired of his literature teacher.  Sextagenarians beware!Cichlids

Hey All, This series, titled 'Live Bites' are cut down versions of my regular live streams I do every Thursday evening. During these streams, I present a topic of my choosing and give a general run down of something fish related. Hope you enjoy this series. Youtube Channel : www.youtube.com/c/blakesaquatics Facebook Page : www.facebook.com/blakesaquatics Instagram Page : www.instagram.com/blakes.aquatics

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Just maybe the most overlooked and underrated type of fishing in Florida are the spillway areas. I learned about fishing spillway areas by fishing them, but also by huge amounts of research. I called and spoke to power companies that use them for energy production, professors of limnology and aquatic biology. FWC biologists and many anglers that make a lifetime of fishing spillways. One in particular older gentleman named Hank who, 35 years ago was about 80 (God bless his soul) was at a spillway every night. I watched him collect moss at the spillway, take the moss and catch Tilapia and a certain species of Cichlids on small hooks at the top of the spillway. He would then go down to the bottom of the spillway into the saltwater and use the live Tilapia and Cichlids as bait for monster snook in the 50 plus inch range. He also use to catch big tarpon the same way. He did this consistently day in and day out. I can't imagine if he was alive today that he would show this on the internet. It took me about a year to convince him to teach me how to do this and I promised no Polaroid pictures of such and bringing others there.  

I introduce to all you fish keeper's a brand new series that will air every Saturday here on Aquarium Hobbyist Podcast. The name of this series is Aqua Alex's Aquatic Top 10 Countdown! I will be counting down 10 things you need to know about a specific species of fish or ten things you need to know about the aquarium hobby. This will be a very informal, educational, and entertaining show! Aqua Alex's Aquatic Top 10 countdown debuts with an awesome topic! I talk about a tropical fish species that has a special place in my heart. It is a child hood favorite fish of mine. I use my experience and knowledge I learned from keeping this species to tell you 10 things you need to know about them!On this week's episode, I tell you 10 things you need to know about Oscar Cichlids!Find out what 10 things about Oscar cichlids I have to share with you.Enjoy the show!Like us on Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/aquaalexcardinale/Subscribe to us on I-tunes, leave a review:https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/aquarium-hobbyist-podcast/id1254532480?mt=2Talk about your favorite tropical fish and be a part of the show:https://www.speakpipe.com/aquariumhobbyistpodcastJoin the official Facebook fish group for AHP For the LUV of Fish:https://www.facebook.com/groups/theluvoffish/Support the show

Frank talks with prolific fish breeder, David Hale of Something Fishy.

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This week's (July 10th-July 15th) fish of the week is the Jack Dempsey Cichlid (Rocio Octofasciata) !! Named after the famous boxer Jack Dempsey, the jack dempsey cichlid is a semi aggressive cichlid that comes from Central America. The Jack Dempsey cichlid is a beloved cichlid in the cichlid hobby and is available at every fish and pet store. There are many variations of Jack Dempsey cichlids available. Common jack dempsey, electric blue gene jack dempseys, electric blue jack dempseys are just some of the variations available. They are a perfect medium to large growing cichlid that has gorgeous coloration and spots!Find out how to keep and care for the Jack Dempsey cichlid on this week's episode of fish of the week! FIND OUT HOW ONE MACHINE CAN ELECTRONICALLY DO A WATER CHANGE FOR YOU!!! FIND OUT THE BENEFITS OF THE AQUAPLENISH ELECTRONIC WATER CHANGER AT: www.aquaplenish.com GET $20 off and FREE SHIPPING by using the discount code AquaAlex2018 Support the show

African cichlids have been farmed in Florida for decades. But how did these popular, colorful fish find their way into Florida’s industry? My guest today is Rick Biro, well-known cichlid producer and head of Florida Exotic Fish Sales. Join us, as Rick describes his journeys from Florida to Malawi and back in his early quest to make these fascinating, colorful fishes a staple in the aquarium hobby. More details on this episode MP3 Podcast - Ancient Hobby History: How Florida Exotic Fish Sales’ Rick Biro Brought Cichlids to the U.S. with Dr. Roy Yanong

On this episode of the Oscar Cichlid Lounge, I am going to talk about tankmates that can live with oscar cichlid fish. Oscar cichlid keepers can expect to learn about every and anything tank mates when it comes to oscar cichlids! Learn about the fish to avoid keeping with oscars, learn what non cichlid fish make great tank mates and much more!Have you always wondered what other fish you can put in with your oscars? I, Oscar Alex have had plenty of oscars and have plenty of success keeping oscars with other fish!PLANNED FOR THE SHOW:~ Things to Know about keeping Oscars with Other Fish~ Best NON Cichlid tankmates/ Other fish that can live with Oscars~ Best Cichlid Tankmates~ Tankmates with Caution Oscar cichlids are messy fish! That means we oscar cichlid keeper's need to do a lot of water changes. Want to make water changes fun? The AquaPlenish Electronic water changer adds a power boost to your gravel vaccum, allows you to pre-treat new aquarium water and transfer fresh clean water to your aquarium! It also has many other features including QT new fish and acclimation!!! Pick up an innovative aquaplenish water changer today!!GET $20 OFF AND FREE SHIPPING BY USING THE DISCOUNT CODE: AquaAlex2018www.aquaplenish.com Support the show

Cichlids are an popular aquarium fish. There are many different kinds of cichlids. Aggressive cichlids such as red devils, jaguar cichlids to semi aggressive cichlids such as Oscars, green terrors, and severums to peaceful cichlids like angelfish, discus, apistos and ram cichlids. Cichlids come in all shapes, sizes, colors, and aggression levels. Welcome to the Cichlid show on Aquarium Hobbyist Podcast. Cichlids of the world is going to be the cichlid show where I discuss any and everything cichlids! To get this series and show started, I discuss my favorite cichlids of all time! I LOVE CICHLIDS. I have favorite Central American, South American, and African cichlids!PLANNED FOR THE SHOW:~ Why I recommend people keep cichlids~ My favorite cichlids including:Jack DempseysOscarsRed DevilsUaruPeacock BassAND MORE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Thanks for listening and enjoy the show!!!! DON'T FORGET TO CHECK OUT OUR SPONSOR AQUAPLENISH THE ELECTRONIC WATER CHANGE SYSTEM!TAKE $20 OFF AND GET FREE SHIPPING!! USE THE DISCOUNT CODE:AquaAlex2018www.aquaplenish.com Support the show

It's time for the aquarium hobby to get rocked! It's time to present an aquarium podcast that will help provide information and entertainment. It's time for an aquarium podcast that will better the aquarium hobby. Aquarium Hobbyist Podcast is proud to work together with an aquarium hobbyist owned company AquaPlenish an electronic water change system!!! AquaPlenish changes the way you think about Water changes!Aquarium Hobbyist Podcast will provide tropical fish keeping shows of all types on all varieties of fish and more! Exotic Aquatics, Exotic Aquatics Aquatic Wetline, Oscar Cichlid Lounge, Cichlids of the World, and Aqua Alex Fish Keeper's Open Forum Q AND A are the flagship shows of Aquarium Hobbyist Podcast. The NON fish keeping shows will be limited and occur on occasion are: Inside the Ring,WWE show On the Case crime show, Alex Cardinale Talk Show, and Life Changes by Sara Chunglo.To get us started, AquaPlenish and Aqua Alex have put together an AWESOME AQUARIUM PACKED LAUNCH Episode!Come have some fish keeping fun on this show and get ready for AHP to kick some serious fish keeping butt!PLANNED FOR THE LAUNCH:~ Meet Our Sponsor AquaPlenish Electronic Water Change SystemFind out what they are about.~ Shows and Series Planned for AHP~ Tropical Fish chat including: my dream fish, foods I feed my fish, my biggest mistakes in the aquarium hobby, and my summer fish keeping plans~ THE MAIN EVENT! Special Guest: AquaPlenish Aquarium Specialist Scott PenroseSo enjoy the launch and debut of AHP!!! This episode of Aquarium Hobbyist Podcast is brought to you by AquaPlenish electronic water change system. Support the show

Oscar cichlids are one of the most popular aquarium fish around the world! Oscars bring a lot of personality and spark in any aquarium they call home. One thing Oscars love to do is EAT! Oscar cichlids will eat everything but the kitchen sink. They will eat and eat until they just can't eat anymore! Feeding is one of the biggest aspects of Oscar cichlid fish keeping. Most fish keepers don't realize what a good oscar diet should consist of. Many people feed live goldfish which is a terrible diet for ANY fish! Oscar Lover Alex Cardinale is here to help you provide a great diet for your Oscar cichlid!Need help keeping and raising an Oscar cichlid?! I am here to help!!!PLANNED FOR THE SHOW:What I feed my Oscar CichlidsThings to Know about Feeding Oscar CichlidsBest Foods for Oscar CichlidsWhy Shrimp, Krill, and Earthworms are great for your OscarWhy goldfish are TERRIBLE for feedingKeeping and Caring for your Oscar cichlidEnjoy the show! If you liked it please share on social media! FISH KEEPER'S, MAY 15TH THE AQUARIUM HOBBYIST PODCAST TAKES OVER! Support the show

Debbie Hanson aka SheFishes2 is a fly fishing guide, educator, and blogger in Southwest Florida. Rob has a lifelong interest in fishing southern Florida and Debbie is the perfect podcast guest to talk about Southwest Florida's biodiversity, getting women and children into fly fishing, and the cure for fire ant bites. Be sure to follow Debbie on social media. shefishes2.com   Produced by Jason Reif of Freestone Media

Join us for a livestream hybrid podcast thing.  

Join Aquarimax host Rus as he discusses some of his own aquarium projects, as well as some comments and questions from Matt in Perth, Western Australia.    

Join hosts Rus and Kelly as they try a livestream on Youtube that is also a podcast! They discuss comments and questions from Tom in Provo,UT;  Jeremy in Redbud, Illinois; and lots of others!  

Join Rus and Kelly as they discuss aquarium topics with Serge in Spokane, WA and Bob on the South Shore of Boston.  

On our 2nd episode of the Cichlid Cave here on Aquatic Wetline with Aqua Alex, I am going to be discussing my favorite cichlids that hail from the Amazon and South America. Thousands of freshwater fish that come in the aquarium hobby are from the Amazon and of those thousand a good 400 or so are cichlids. Common cichlids include discus, angelfish, oscars, severums, pike cichlids and more but there are some special kinds of cichlids that come from South America as well!  PLANNED FOR THE SHOW: ~ A discussion on common cichlids from South America including: Severum Cichlids Uaru Festivum Chocolate Cichlid Oscars Crencichla and more!! ~ Discussion on how to keep them in your home aquarium  ~How to recreate an Amazon Biotope with S. American Cichlids  

On our 2nd episode of the Cichlid Cave here on Aquatic Wetline with Aqua Alex, I am going to be discussing my favorite cichlids that hail from the Amazon and South America. Thousands of freshwater fish that come in the aquarium hobby are from the Amazon and of those thousand a good 400 or so are cichlids. Common cichlids include discus, angelfish, oscars, severums, pike cichlids and more but there are some special kinds of cichlids that come from South America as well! PLANNED FOR THE SHOW:~ A discussion on common cichlids from South America including:Severum CichlidsUaruFestivumChocolate CichlidOscarsCrencichlaand more!!~ Discussion on how to keep them in your home aquarium ~How to recreate an Amazon Biotope with S. American Cichlids 

Join hosts Rus and Kelly as they discuss Osgar in southern Sweden’s aquarium questions and comments, and as Rus and Kelly recount their amazing up-close encounters with rays and other interesting creatures at the Seaquest Interactive Aquarium!  

Join Rus and Kelly as they discuss aquarium topics with comments and questions from Adrian in Vancouver, BC; Jeremiah in Grand Rapids, Michigan, and Osgar in southern Sweden. Check out Osgar’s lovely Cories and mollies! View this post on Instagram #corydoras #corycat #cw010 #goldlaser A post shared by Osgar Nebrer (@skrymmer) on Mar 13, 2017 […]

Join Rus and Kelly as they discuss Mick’s fabulous trip to a cichlid convention with comments from Mick and Claire in Carnforth, Uk. Check out this PowerPoint of photos (and captions) of Mick’s Cichlid convention trip! You’ll wish you had been there! WAC 2017

Join Rus and Kelly as they discuss aquarium comments and questions from: Mick in Carnforth, UK Adrian in Vancouver, British Columbia Osgar in southern Sweden Mick in Düsseldorf, Germany! Check out some shots from Mick’s visit to a cichlid convention in Germany!

Frank talks fish breeding with Dave Hale of Something Fishy.

Join Rus and Kelly as they discuss aquarium questions, comments, and insights with Nick in California and Mick in Carnforth, UK. Check out Mick’s fabulous pics! Calico bristlenose fry! Shrimp! Halfbeaks! Can you tell me how  to get to Shrimp Street?  

Join hosts Rus and Kelly as they discuss aquarium questions and comments from Mick in Carnforth, UK and Jeremiah in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Check out Mick’s lovely new setup, as yet to be populated with fish: and his equally lovely black bar Endler’s setup:    

Join Rus and Kelly as they discuss aquarium topics in their interview with Psychedelic Babe! Check out her Youtube channel:  

Join hosts Rus and Kelly as they discuss some of Rus’ fishy projects, and some good  news about Mick’s dwarf orange crayfish!

I want to let you know that I, Aqua Alex Cardinale LOVE CICHLIDS!!! Cichlids are a genus of fish that are very well known in the tropical fish hobby! Mostly everyone who has a freshwater aquarium has a cichlid of some sort! Cichlids range from very aggressive to semiaggressive to even docile! There are cichlids from all over the world! South America, Central America, North America, and even Africa! Red Devils, Jaguar cichlids, Oscars, Jack Dempseys, Discus, Angelfish are all examples of some of the wide range of cichlids out there!! Every Monday, the Cichlid Cave will air at 4 PM ET right here on Aquatic Wetline! Planned for the Show: ~ Why Cichlids are one of my favorite genus of fish ~ The different kind of Cichlids  ~ What you need to know about cichlids ~Cichlid species from South America, Central American, Africa, and more!! Cichlid Keepers, sit back relax and enjoy!      

I want to let you know that I, Aqua Alex Cardinale LOVE CICHLIDS!!! Cichlids are a genus of fish that are very well known in the tropical fish hobby! Mostly everyone who has a freshwater aquarium has a cichlid of some sort! Cichlids range from very aggressive to semiaggressive to even docile! There are cichlids from all over the world! South America, Central America, North America, and even Africa! Red Devils, Jaguar cichlids, Oscars, Jack Dempseys, Discus, Angelfish are all examples of some of the wide range of cichlids out there!!Every Monday, the Cichlid Cave will air at 4 PM ET right here on Aquatic Wetline!Planned for the Show:~ Why Cichlids are one of my favorite genus of fish~ The different kind of Cichlids ~ What you need to know about cichlids~Cichlid species from South America, Central American, Africa, and more!!Cichlid Keepers, sit back relax and enjoy!   

Join Rus and guest host Laurelin as they discuss Rus’ aquarium updates and aquarium questions and comments from Scott in Texas.  

Join Rus and Kelly as they complete the interview with Nick Shades on the Pico-Jar Aquarium setups he creates. Here are some of Nick’s pics, detailing the growth in the Pic0-jars to guide you as you listen:   Aquarimax 318B: 2nd part of Interview with Nick Shades  

Join Rus and Kelly as they interview Nick Shades about how he makes Pico-Jar Aquariums. This is Part 1 of 2.

Central and South American cichlids include some of the most behaviorally complex and colorful adult species in the hobby displaying vibrant turquoise, fluorescent reds, oranges, and yellows, especially during breeding. These species are prized by intermediate and advanced fishkeepers, who know their species by scientific name, locale, and strain. My guest today is Dan Sharifi, owner of Cichlids of the Americas, an internet-based source of some of the most beautiful and difficult to find species and strains of New World cichlids. Join us, as Dan explains how a former financial services manager became a premier source of New World Cichlids in the U.S. today! Questions or Comments? Send them to: DrRoy@petliferadio.com. More details on this episode MP3 Podcast - Cichlids of the Americas with Dan Sharifi with Dr. Roy Yanong

Welcome to FISH TRIALS, an online fish keeping podcast here on Blogtalkradio that will focus and emphatize on fish that we have kept or will experience keeping hence the name FISH TRAILS!!! Fish Trails is hosted by the Crazy Italian American AC who just happens to be a fish keeper and loves fish and the crazy and euphoric Khewl Khat Willy T who may be old but he sure loves his fish! The Crazy Italian American AC and Khewl Khat Willy T promise to get along and educate you on tropical fish!!! We will discuss anything and everything aquarium fish related and have fun in doing so! Our very first topic will be on the popular south american cichlid known as the festivum cichlid! Festivum cichlids are known by many fish keepers around the world! Topics for the show: - Caring for the festivum -Feeding the Festivum -Tankmates for the festivum -Sexing and Breeding the festivum AND MORE!!!! Have questions? Or want to discuss your experiences with keeping festivums? Please call in at 1 347-989-8142!  

On this episode of the Aquatic Wetline brought to you by Hikari Sales USA LIVE on the ACE Network, Oscar Alex and the Aquatic Wetline will be doing their 7th episode of Life in the Amazon!!! We have covered the reptiles, piranhas, pacus, and silverdollars, dolphins, and a overview of the Amazon! On this episode we return to the fish that live in the Amazon as the past few episodes have been on reptiles and dolphins of the Amazon! Oscar Alex will be discussing all of the cichlids that live  in the Amazon! Some of these cichlids are very popular in the aquarium hobby. A majority of the cichlids that are in the Aquarium Hobby come from the Amazon and South America. Let's learn about all the different cichlid species that live in the Amazon.  Some species we will mention include: Heros (Severums), Astronotus ( Oscars), Uaru, Geophagus, Discus, Angelfish, Festivum, Crencichla ( Pike Cichlids), Cichla ( Peacock Bass) Hypselecara ( Chocolate Cichlids)  and more! You can call in with any questions at 1 347-989-8142 or discuss your personal favorite South American Cichlids!

On this episode of the Aquatic Wetline, Oscar Alex will be doing his 5th episode of Oscar Cichlid Keeper's Hour! This will be a show that the Oscar Cichlid Fish heads will love! This will be a show packed with tons of information you may or may not know on Oscars! Oscar Cichlids have been very popular in the Aquarium hobby for many years now and have a lot of great personalitys. Oscar Alex will be discussing the history of Oscar cichlids. Topics will be: How were Oscar cichlids first brought into the Aquarium Hobby, kinds of Oscar Cichlids, a discussion on Astronotus how Oscar cichlids have evolved and much more!!! This will make for an interesting show! Want to join the chat? Call in LIVE at 1 347-989-8142!  

On this episode of the Aquatic Wetline, Oscar Alex will be doing his 4th episode of Oscar Cichlid Keeper's Hour!  This is an awesome series thus far and I can't wait to do this awesome episode of Oscar Cichlid Keepers. I have a good topic for Oscar Cichlids today! I will be discussing proper tankmates for Oscar Cichlids!  What tankmates can I have with Oscar cichlids? That's a question I hear a lot so I am going to address it tonight! Learn what tankmates are good for oscars, which ones are bad for oscars, my favorite tankmates for oscars, and more! Call in at 1 347-989-8142 to join the chat!  

On this episode of the Aquatic Wetline, Oscar Alex will be debuting a new series here on the Aquatic Wetline. This series will be for all those of us who keep oscars. The perfect series for oscar fish heads! Sure we have done several episodes of oscars before, but this series is going to break down everything you need to know about oscars! We will talk about how to keep oscars, the diffrent species of oscars in the astronotus family all the way to care of this fish!!! On the first episode in this series I will be discussing: how to raise baby oscars, the tank size for oscars, the diet for oscars, the kinds of common oscars, and some things you should know about oscars! You can call in at 1 347-989-8142 with any questions!  

On this episode of the Aquatic Wetline, Aqua Alex and his co-host Slashmaster1989 Jeff will be discussing the famous South American cichlid, the Severum! Alex and Jeff personally think of this cichlid as the poor man's discus because of the colors severums present and the different species of severums. There are over 4 species of Severums. Alex and Jeff will discuss how to care for the severum, what to feed the severum, tankmates for the severum, and more! You can call in at 1 347-989-8142 with any questions on Severums!  

Angel Fish breeder Erik Cantre from Majestic Cichlids is back on the show to talk about his breeding projects. Hae has a lot of information to share with us. If you have any questions please call in and ask 718-766-4119 press 1 . So this should be a nother fun filled episode and join us at 1 pm central and 2 eastern time .Erik has worked hard to breed these beautiful angelfish and his hard work shows.

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Please com join me an this fun filled epicode of Dakota Aquatics when we Talk to Erik Cantre from Majestic Cichlids. He breeds Andgelfish and his tanks are out standing. We will pick his mind on how he breeds his angelfish . he has been a great success and he has a ton of knowledge to share with everyone this will be an awesome show.If you have any questions please feel free to call in and ask (718)766-4119 press 1 to ask your questions.Check out his youtube channel www.youtube.com/watch?v=b2CFwf9INUQ The show is at 1pm Central 2 Eastern .

On this episode of Aquatic Wetline, Aqua Alex will be discussing one of his personal favorite Cichlids.  Aqua Alex will be discussing the Chocolate cichlid. The chocolate cichlid is a nice, sexy cichlid that hails from South America. It grows to 9-10'' top and is like an oscar but is often times more docile. Known for their color and personality the chocolate cichlid has been upcreasing in popularity over the years. Aqua Alex will be discussing how to care for these fish, how to sex them and breed them and more! You can also call in at 347-989-8142 dial 1 to ask questions. MERRY CHRISTMAS AND HAPPY HOLIDAYS! VOTE FOR THE BEST OF THE AQUATIC WETLINE HERE: https://www.facebook.com/groups/855716827771822/  

On this episode of the Aquatic Wetline, Aqua Alex welcomes a very special guest to the show. This guest is a HUGE fan of the Aquatic Wetline! He loves this show so much that he is here listening LIVE to each and every show we do.  Now because he won a guest spot by calling in to our 100th episode, he will now be a guest! Our guest for this show is going to be Slashmaster1989. Slashmaster Jeff and Aqua Alex will be discussing the famous oscar cichlid. Jeff will be asking Aqua Alex some questions on Oscars.  So if you have some oscar cichlid questions, call in at 347-989-8142 dial 1! HAPPY HOLIDAYS! MERRY CHRISTMAS! PLEASE VOTE FOR THE BEST OF AW 2014. VOTE HERE: https://www.facebook.com/groups/855716827771822/

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Old World Cichlids, comprised primarily of fish from Africa, are a large and very diverse group of fishes in the aquarium hobby. Aquarium enthusiasts are familiar with many of the beautifully-colored species from Lake Malawi and Lake Tanganyika, including the peacock cichlids, red zebras, and brichardi. These same fish also hold great interest for scientists because of their fascinating reproductive biology, ecology, behavior, and evolution. Laif DeMason, a well-known importer and breeder of African cichlids, is the owner of Old World Exotic Fish, Inc., based in Homestead, Florida. Laif has been breeding cichlids since 1969 and currently specializes in production and importation of African cichlids. Laif has authored numerous aquarium fish articles and writes a regular column for Cichlid News entitled "What’s New Around the World?" Join us, as we talk to Laif about his business, his favorite fish, and what hobbyists need to know to succeed with African cichlids. More details on this episode MP3 Podcast - Old World Cichlids with Dr. Roy Yanong

Cichlids from the Americas, known as "New World Cichlids," include angelfish, discus, Jack Dempseys, and oscars. But these species are just the tip of the "New World" iceberg. One of the largest groups comprises those in the Cichlasoma complex including the salvini, lowland, red head, and firemouth cichlids. Don Conkel is the owner of Don Conkel’s Tropicals, based near Tampa, Florida, with additional facilities in Costa Rica and Mexico. Don, a leading New World cichlid authority and published author, has been breeding cichlids since 1975 and currently specializes in production and importation of North and Central American cichlids, including those in the Cichlasoma complex. Join us, as we talk to Don about his business, his favorite fish, and what hobbyists need to know to succeed with these species. More details on this episode MP3 Podcast - New World Cichlids with Dr. Roy Yanong

Jeffrey and Kristin are back with Episode #3 of the Florida Show Music Podcast. More good music from all over Florida. 1. "Don't Be Fooled" Casey Powers. 2009. Orlando, FL. 2. "Heard No More" Tres Bien. 2007. Clearwater, FL. 3. "Please Go Away" Potential Frenzy. 1994. Orlando, FL. 4. "Lifeguard Dan" The Cichlids. 1980. Dania, FL. 5. "The King" Dead Meat. 2009. Miami, FL. 6. "Red Shoes" Saint Sweetheart. 2008. Sarasota, FL. 7. "Duel With The Octopus" Emperor Moth. 1994. Micanopy, FL. 8. "Waltz" Crowsdell. 1995. Jacksonville, FL. 9. "I Was Never There" Boss Fight. 2009. Tallahassee, FL. 10. "Show Me A Man Who Don't" Blowfly. 1978. Miami, FL. 11. "Catahoula" The Usuals. 1995. Gainesville, FL. 12. "I'm Gonna Go Now" Wrong Numbers. 1967. Mount Dora, FL. 13. "Method Acting" Yusef's Well. 1996. Jensen Beach, FL. 14. "Track 16" Spirex. 1994-1997. Tallahassee, FL. 15. "Let's Go The Beach" Bucket Of Nails. 2006. Orlando, FL.