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FOX 10 News Phoenix
January 23, 2018
Zebrafish are native to fresh water streams in Asia, but these Zebrafish are born and live their lives at TGen. "The cool thing about zebrafish is their genes are similar to human genes, so we can look at different mutations in the fish to see if that promotes or prevents pancreatic cancer," said TGen staffÃÂ ...
Foster's Daily Democrat
January 22, 2018
Ornamental aquarium fish like the clownfish one day may be dining on high-quality yet inexpensive white worms grown in New England. ... “White worms show great promise as a live feed for a diverse set of cultured organisms during some period of their development, including freshwater and marineÃÂ ...
Motherboard
December 22, 2017
Sea level rise, meanwhile, is disrupting the Everglades' unique freshwater ecosystems. Public information that ... All I had were my mother's stories of the jungle, and the lazy green river that slithered its way through, full of reptiles and rainbow-scaled fish, and a disease called cholera. I was expectingÃÂ ...
The Cairns Post
December 19, 2017
She said the disease had resulted in the loss of some small fish from the aquarium, but none of their more significant species, like hammerhead ... The Cairns Aquarium introduce a female Freshwater Whipray, baby Jessica, being released into 300,000 litre River Monsters exhibit, the largest in Australia.
Idaho Press-Tribune
December 5, 2017
In a recent case, Fish and Game crews surveying the Boise River near Warm Springs Golf Course discovered a freshwater shrimp commonly known as “grass” or “ghost” shrimp that are native to the lower Mississippi River. They are typically sold in pet shops for aquariums, and they likely came fromÃÂ ...
National Geographic
November 27, 2017
Gagging and coughing, the fish swims away, unaware that it's just been infected with tens of thousands of parasitic spawn. (Read about ... “The mimicry is just unbelievably good,” says David Strayer, a freshwater ecologist at the Cary Institute of Ecosystem Studies in New York. “Not only does it look like aÃÂ ...
Hometownlife.com
November 24, 2017
As there was no practical way to keep saltwater fish in Michigan, Perrin started out with freshwater ones in 1959, when he opened at his first location in Woodhaven. In the early 1970s, he began keeping saltwater fish, shipping them in from the Florida Keys. Perrin realized this was going to be an expensiveÃÂ ...
PetProductNews.com
November 3, 2017
Trufant: We have a large store (14,400 square feet), with a very large freshwater and saltwater fish department—more than 6,000 gallons of tanks and ... technology improving throughout the years, there are many methods of keeping aquariums well maintained, water clean and reducing fish disease risks.
Phys.Org
September 18, 2017
It has previously been detected in imported fish and aquarium facilities in Australia but wild species had not been surveyed for the disease until the ... affects Australian fish species in a similar way to cultured catfish in the USA, the delicate freshwater biodiversity of Australia's rivers could be impacted.
The Cairns Post
September 14, 2017
It has previously been detected in imported fish and aquarium facilities in Australia but wild species had not been surveyed for the disease until the Murdoch study. The researchers say more investigation is required to determine the susceptibility and tolerance of native fish species to the bacterium.
The Sun Daily
August 15, 2017
The tank was set up to raise awareness and educate the public on foreign invasive species which could threaten the local ecological balance. "Such fish, when released in Malaysian rivers or ponds, can spread non-native disease that can be difficult to treat," said Ismail. "Furthermore, aggressive foreignÃÂ ...
Minneapolis Star Tribune
August 11, 2017
He transformed that pickle jar into handshake contracts and enough credit to build the region's largest supplier of freshwater fish, with species imported from 23 different countries. Along the way, he and his wife, Lisa, raised two kids — Daniel, 18, and Kayla, 19 — and traveled the world for work andÃÂ ...
News Deeply
November 17, 2017
... fish that can endanger native salmon populations, infectious disease outbreaks, ... Atlantic salmon swim in a harvest tank at the Kuterra fish farm near Port ... it's not that you're introducing the diseases, but research has shown that ... at the Conservation Fund's Freshwater Institute, which specializes in the ...
Wessex FM
November 4, 2017
... EU zoo or aquarium to accept additional freshwater turtles under EU Invasive Alien ... "Terrapins will reduce the number of invertebrates and possibly fish and they ... They can also carry diseases such as salmonella that are ...
PetProductNews.com
November 3, 2017
Buy one freshwater fish or plant at regular price and get another one ... aquariums well maintained, water clean and reducing fish disease risks.
SBIndependent
November 1, 2017
... variety of freshwater and saltwater fish for larger than average aquariums. ... “To do a reef tank properly, it is about a $100 a gallon of fish tank water. ... is that exotic species may be unknown causes of human disease. Seventy-five percent of all new infectious diseases originate from “nonhuman animals.
The Columbus Dispatch
October 30, 2017
Scientists trying to stem the spread of the bat-killing disease known as white nose .... and the syndrome coordinator for the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service. ... Snails are freshwater's algal lawnmowers, and Ohio's imperiled mussel ... Mike Brittsan, director of aquatic sciences at the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium.
BusinessGhana
October 13, 2017
Summary: Tilapia is the name for several species of freshwater fish. ... if you are trying to lower your risk of inflammatory diseases like heart disease (10). ... Monterey Bay Aquarium's Seafood Watch also reported that several ...
OCRegister
October 10, 2017
... and on designing novel imaging techniques to diagnose various diseases. ... What can zebrafish – those little striped minnows in freshwater aquariums ... A lot, said Adam Roberts, who brought his research scanning fish ...
The Hans India
October 9, 2017
Freshwater Coho Salmon (farmed in tank systems, from the U.S.) ... spread the disease to wild fish (one reason Alaska has banned salmon farms). ... open-net pens often rife with parasites and diseases that threaten the wild ...
Reading Eagle
October 9, 2017
... for the freshwater home aquarium enthusiasts as a more affordable and ... Five years ago, Tetra, a global supplier of aquarium, pond and ... And the fish created to protect communities from water pollution have begun to mean even more. ... and those struggling with the symptoms of Alzheimer's disease.
Freepress Online
October 5, 2017
I asked, pointing to the pale pink salmon fillets in the fish case. ... being over-fished, according to the Monterey Bay Aquarium, which does a ... as the wild fish that migrate from nearby freshwater streams to the salty Gulf of Maine and back. ... just derived from potential diseases that farmed fish can introduce, ...
Kenai Peninsula Online
September 30, 2017
This map from the Alaska Department of Fish and Game shows the winter and ... We've looked at contaminants, disease, reproduction — but nothing has ... The Georgia and John G. Shedd aquariums are matching the funds. .... “Are they eating more freshwater fish than they used to, or are they eating a ...
New Straits Times Online
September 27, 2017
In fact, permits are required for all imported aquarium fish. ... maturity, do not harbour diseases that can infect and kill indigenous species,” said the source. ... Malaysia has about 700 freshwater fish species and some of the ...
TODAYonline
September 26, 2017
The species are popular in the aquarium trade and can be sold legally here. ... It was the first alien record of a South American freshwater stingray outside the tropical region of Central and South America ... Non-native species may upset the food chain and introduced fish ... They may even spread diseases.
National Geographic Australia
September 21, 2017
It is important unwanted goldfish are returned to reputable aquariums rather than released into rivers. ... The bulk of Dr. Tweedley's study surveyed 526 individual fish in the ... They taint water quality, introduce harmful diseases to native ... of alien freshwater fish often thrive and can spread into new regions.
Phys.Org
September 18, 2017
It has previously been detected in imported fish and aquarium facilities in Australia but wild species had not been surveyed for the disease until the Murdoch study. ... cultured catfish in the USA, the delicate freshwater biodiversity of Australia's ... The research was published in the Journal of Fish Diseases.
The Cairns Post
September 14, 2017
It has previously been detected in imported fish and aquarium facilities in Australia but wild species had not been surveyed for the disease until the ... to cultured fishes as well as Australia's unique freshwater fish species.”.
The Sun Daily
August 15, 2017
AkuTAR director Mohamad Saupi Ismail (C) showing the banned fish to a visitor at the aquarium in Batu Maung today. — BBX-Images.
Minneapolis Star Tribune
August 11, 2017
Aquatropics Aquarium Center has been a neighborhood fixture in ... and enough credit to build the region's largest supplier of freshwater fish, ...
Mathrubhumi English
August 2, 2017
Approximately 90 percent of freshwater fish are raised on farms. ... a habitat and the possibility of introducing disease to the other fish there.
Times of India
July 14, 2017
Three day training programme on freshwater ornamental fish culture ... fishes, aquarium construction, setting, water quality and disease ...
Fast Company
March 13, 2017
It holds a 40,000-gallon circular fish tank that resembles a large above-ground ... In nature, salmon are born in freshwater streams, migrate to the ocean to ... Not to mention the concern about escapees spreading disease and ...
News Deeply
December 31, 1999
... fish that can endanger native salmon populations, infectious disease outbreaks, ... Atlantic salmon swim in a harvest tank at the Kuterra fish farm near Port ... it's not that you're introducing the diseases, but research has shown that ... at the Conservation Fund's Freshwater Institute, which specializes in the ...
TODAYonline
September 27, 2017
The species are popular in the aquarium trade and can be sold legally here. ... It was the first alien record of a South American freshwater stingray outside the tropical region of Central and South America ... Non-native species may upset the food chain and introduced fish ... They may even spread diseases.
New Straits Times Online
September 27, 2017
In fact, permits are required for all imported aquarium fish. ... maturity, do not harbour diseases that can infect and kill indigenous species,” said the source. ... Malaysia has about 700 freshwater fish species and some of theÃÂ ...
National Geographic Australia
September 21, 2017
It is important unwanted goldfish are returned to reputable aquariums rather than released into rivers. ... The bulk of Dr. Tweedley's study surveyed 526 individual fish in the ... They taint water quality, introduce harmful diseases to native ... of alien freshwater fish often thrive and can spread into new regions.
Phys.Org
September 17, 2017
It has previously been detected in imported fish and aquarium facilities in Australia but wild species had not been surveyed for the disease until the Murdoch study. ... threat to cultured fishes as well as Australia's unique freshwater fish species. ... The research was published in the Journal of Fish Diseases.
Coeur d'Alene Press
September 16, 2017
Even eating freshly caught freshwater fish can over time lead to a build-up of ... result in increases in your risk of cancer, diabetes and thyroid disease. ... The Monterey Bay Aquarium has a reference website called “SeafoodÃÂ ...
The Cairns Post
September 15, 2017
It has previously been detected in imported fish and aquarium facilities in Australia but wild species had not been surveyed for the disease until the ... to cultured fishes as well as Australia's unique freshwater fish species.”.
Scout
September 11, 2017
Skin cells on a fish naturally change color depending on sunlight, stress, time ... “Genetic melanosis is also seen in the aquarium trade as zebrafish, platy ... Melanosis is not a disease; it's a cellular deformity. ... He holds a Bachelor's Degree in Freshwater Biology and a Master's Degree in Fisheries Science.
Stock Review
September 6, 2017
10 Best Tasting Freshwater Fish to Eat ... Fish is very healthy for people. ... prevention of heart diseases, reduces the risk of getting Alzheimer, improves ... too beautiful to watch, which is why they are kept in aquariums as pets.
Phys.Org
August 25, 2017
He said many collectors value the freshwater crabs, also known as ... "After a while in a fish tank, they eat all the plants—and the aquarium quickly looks absolutely devastated." ... for food, and infect them with the crayfish plague fungus and other diseases. ... Macro nutrients balance and heart disease.
Winona Post
August 7, 2017
A female snuffbox mussel lures fish in with a tantalizing display ... In one corner sits an old cooler he salvaged from the river bottom and converted into an aquarium. ... Around 35 other North American freshwater mussels have already ... They get stressed out and have disease problems, the CAMP teamÃÂ ...
The Kathmandu Post
August 6, 2017
Approximately 90 percent of freshwater fish are raised on farms. ... Unfortunately, once these fish get too large for the average aquarium or fish bowls they will ... and the possibility of introducing disease to the other fish there.
The Statesman
August 5, 2017
Approximately 90 percent of freshwater fish are raised on farms. ... in locating a habitat and the possibility of introducing disease to the other fish there. ... The aquarium trade is a global industry with no centralised database toÃÂ ...
The West Volusia Beacon
August 5, 2017
... the center's native freshwater fish and alligators in the aquarium room. .... can help you reduce the risk of obesity, diabetes and heart disease.
New Delhi Times
August 4, 2017
Approximately 90 percent of freshwater fish are raised on farms. ... a habitat and the possibility of introducing disease to the other fish there.
Pet Age
August 2, 2017
Wild caught fish still play an important role in the aquarium hobby, and ... are already adapted to captivity and more likely to be disease free.
The West Volusia Beacon
July 29, 2017
5 p.m. at Florida Hospital Fish Memorial, 1055 Saxon Blvd., Orange City. ... relatives and friends who are affected by the disease of alcoholism, using .... to the center's native freshwater fish and alligators in the aquarium room.
