by Steve | Nov 6, 2018 | Fish
Here’s a link (below) to an interview of Steve, done by Scott Wells of Cichlid Stage blog. It contains answers to some questions on basic angelfish husbandry and some views of the hobby. Steve Rybicki Interview...
by Steve | Jun 28, 2018 | Fish
I first saw albino Dantum angelfish in person a few years back. I was in the fishroom of an IFGA breeder and observed the pair and some newly hatched fry from that pair. The pair was a very typical looking albino (though Dantum albinos have a slightly different look...
by Steve | May 11, 2015 | Fish
A recent Facebook post on an angelfish groug brought up the Albino gene in Dantum angelfish. It reminded me of an article I put in our former newsletter about the albino gene. It’s the kind of observation that is important to me and thought I’d share it...
by Dave Hlasnick | Apr 17, 2015 | Fish, Koi Angelfish, Wildcross
We occasionally get requests from people who would like to see an update on a project. Wild-cross projects tend to be some that are most often asked about. I should do these updates more often. It’s not the writing that gets me. It’s the photography. I...
by Steve | Jan 28, 2015 | Fish, Invertebrates
As a kid, who didn’t like romping through a stream looking for crayfish? They were a bit scary with those pinchers, yet they weren’t quick enough to actually pinch you very often. I must have caught several thousand when young. When I got older, I found...
by Dave Hlasnick | Dec 8, 2014 | Catfish, Fish
For years I have watched people offer standard fin bristlenose for sale to people, stating that these fish carried a gene for longfin. I felt very bad for the people wasting their money and worse wasting the next year or two raising and breeding these standard...
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