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About IUCN and Red List Of Threatened Species

About IUCN and Red List Of Threatened Species

May 22, 2025Andrew
The International Union for Conservation of Nature is an international organization working in the field of nature conservation and sustainable use of natural resources. Founded in 1948, IUCN has become the global authority on the status of the natural world and the measures needed to safeguard it. All of the species that are discussed on this website will show its current status with the IUCN. This website is not only about information, but also about conservation and education about aquatic life. Encouraging you to do what is right by these species, to protect and enjoy them, and to ensure they…
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Invasive Species In Canada

Invasive Species In Canada

June 5, 2025Andrew
More Invasive Species Content will be added soon Invasive Species are becoming a real problem in waterways throughout Canada and the world. There are some notable issues related to the fish-keeping hobby. Zebra Mussels Zebra Mussel Zebra Mussels are an invasive species that have been recently found in many lakes and waterways throughout North America. They are known to starve out local species, attach themselves to docks and boats, causing millions of dollars in damage. They are in invasive species lists for most provinces and states especially around the Great Lakes.
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Fact Sheet: Angelfish

Fact Sheet: Angelfish

May 30, 2025Andrew
Angelfish inhabit slow-moving, heavily vegetated freshwater rivers and floodplains, where the water is typically warm, soft, and slightly acidic. Their tall, flat bodies are well adapted to navigating dense underwater vegetation. They originate from South America, specifically from the Amazon Basin and its tributaries. Behaviour Angelfish have some really interesting and sometimes surprising behaviours—especially once they settle into their tank and get comfortable. Typically, they are graceful, slow swimmers and prefer the middle and upper levels of an aquarium. They are particularly fond of tall plants where they like to weave in and out of. Officially, Angelfish are semi-aggressive, as…
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