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John Krepper
I first started keeping fish at age 12 (1968) and was quickly introduced to the Louisville Tropical Fish Fanciers and participated as a junior member. I moved from high fin green molly’s to Rift Lake cichlids in a short time and then settled in Lake Tanganyika in the...
Dre Alvarado
I have been an avid hobbyist over the past 10 years. I kept fish as a kid and in college but about 10 years ago I dove deep into the hobby. I joined my local club, Tampa Bay Aquarium Society (TBAS) and within a couple of years I was running for President and...
Jim Cumming
Jim Cumming hails from Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada and has been keeping tropical fish for over 65 years. Other than a fifteen-year sojourn into the world of killifish (his online name is ‘notho2000’) he has kept and presently keeps Central and South American cichlids,...
Amphiprion ocellaris
Breeding Amphiprion ocellarisIntroduction The genus Amphiprion is a group of saltwater fish housing most of the common clownfish available to marine hobbyists. The genus consists of approximately twenty-nine recognized species. The subfamily (Amphiprioninae) housing...
Scleromystax barbatus
Breeding Scleromystax barbatusIntroduction The genus Scleromystax is a relatively small group , consisting of approximately seven recognized species and six distinct varieties that are not yet formally described. The genus was split from Corydoras in the early 2000s...
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