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  • Freshwater Aquariums (Animal Planet Pet Care Library) Review

  • Freshwater gar in a saltwater tank, Percula clowns hosting

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  • Cebos y carnadas para la pesca en agua dulce - Baits and baits for freshwater fishing

    El buen pescador sabe que, para obtener una buena presa, necesita un buen material, pero no basta sólo con eso: la elección de los cebos y las carnadas es determinante en esta tarea.
    ¿Deben encarnarse cebos animales o vegetales en los anzuelos? ¿El momento del día ha de determinar la elección del engodo?
    Con esta obra, todos los pescadores —principiantes o veteranos— tendrán en las manos una guía completa de las técnicas de cebado: cómo escoger, conservar o encontrar las carnadas, función y composición de los engodos, cebos, qué sedal utilizar en función del tipo de pesca (al coup, a pulso, a la inglesa, con cebo vivo, con peces muertos…)
    En los ríos de llanura o junto a los lagos, en las aguas claras de los arroyos o en los torrentes al pie de las montañas, la pesca es un arte del que deben aprenderse todos los detalles para poder apreciar todas sus facetas y percibir ese sentimiento único de unión con la fauna y la naturaleza.

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  • Panorama de Pesca TV 61

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  • Mis preciosas mascotas !

    Aquí les muestro todas la mascotas que tenemos en casa, sólo faltaron un par de betas porque estabamos limpiandoles sus casas ;) pero luego se los presento, por ahora estan los mas importantes.

    3 perritos de razas basset hound, cocker spaniel y un mix de los dos (osea el hijo). Una pescera de 55 galones de agua fresca con variedad de goldfish y una opaline, otra de 16 galones con goldfish tambien. Una pescera de 25 galones de agua salada con peces payaso, una anemona y blenny. Y no podian faltar mis periquitos.

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  • Chile: crean máquina que obtiene agua dulce de recolección de niebla

    La empresa chilena Freshwater creó una máquina que puede obtener agua dulce de la recolección de niebla y que busca poder llevar el vital líquido a las zonas rurales más remotas. teleSUR

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  • Científicos descubren 4 especies de tiburones que caminan | La buena noticia

    Según hallazgos publicados en  Marine and Freshwater Research,  los tiburones caminantes podrían ser el escualo más recientemente evolucionado en la Tierra. Científicos han descubierto 4 nuevos tiburones andantes que, según afirman, llevan caminando durante 9 millones de años. Estas especies utilizan sus aletas musculares para buscar peces pequeños en arrecifes poco profundos y en pastos marinos. Y se pueden encontrar en el este de Indonesia, Nueva Guinea y en partes de Australia.

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  • Indian Almond (Catappa) Leaves in an Aquarium - Shrimp Saturday

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    Its shrimp Saturday which means another information packed video dedicated to freshwater shrimp breeding in aquariums. Todays topic is Indian Almond Leaves, also known as Catappa Leaves. Im running a special on the Imdian Almond Leaves this week. \r
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    So, onto Indian Almond Leaves in the aquarium, mainly in freshwater shrimp tanks. I want to go over some quick points and cover them all in the video: origins of Indian almond leaves, their benefits and uses in the aquarium, how many to use for freshwater shrimp and how long the Indian Almond Leaves last. \r
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    First off, Indians Almond Leaves originated in South East Asia. They were originally used by betta breeders to condition them to spawn. They also used them in their hospital tanks to get the fish back to health. \r
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    Now, what are Indian Almond Leaves used for. The uses are listed in order of importance in my opinion. \r
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    The first most important use for Indian Almond Leaves in the aquarium is for trace minerals and other beneficial compounds. In nature, shrimp originate from slow moving river in forests. It is safe to say that leaves do fall into the the river and will decay over time. These leaves release tons of minerals and compounds into the river. In an aquarium, we use over filtered drinking water. Many trace elements are missing that shrimp need to thrive. By adding Indian Almond Leaves to the aquarium, the shrimp start to receive these necessary mineral and it opens the door to really allow them to thrive. \r
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    The second most important use for Indian Almond Leaves is for a natural food source for shrimp. Infusoria (micro-organisms) breakdown the leaf in the aquarium. This process usually takes a month to accomplish. The infusoria are a natural food source for shrimp and shrimplets (baby shrimp). Therefore, Indian Almond Leaves are essential to creating a stable environment for freshwater shrimp to breed. \r
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    Indian Almond Leaves are pumped full of anti-fungal properties to prevent die off in nature. These properties and compounds are believe to be released into the water column of an aquarium as the leaf breaks down. With that being said, many hobbyists (like myself) believe that Indian Almond Leaves help fight off berial and fungal infections in shrimp. \r
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    These three reason above are enough reason to begin using Indian Almond Leaves in your aquarium for freshwater shrimp. The leaves provide trace minerals and compound, a natural food source and provide anti-fungal an anti-berial properties to an aquarium. Although, this is not all they do: \r
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    Indian Almond leaves will also help to lower the ph of an aquarium. How much they lower ph depends on the level of kh (carbonate hardness) in the aquarium. The higher the kh, the harder it will be to lower the ph meaning itll take more leaves. \r
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    The only downfall to Indian Almond leaves is that they do change the color of the water to a tea color. Hobbyists that like clear water will not like this. Also, some find the leaves sore on the eye and do not prefer to use them for this reason. \r
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    The dosage of Indian Almond Leaves for shrimp tanks is simple, one leaf (6 to 8 in) per 20 gallons of water. Add a new leaf as one begins to decay. This will usually occur after 2-4 weeks. For larger tanks with higher loads of shrimp, add more leaves as necessary. \r
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  • Shrimp Keeping Myths - Do Bright Lights Kill Shrimp?

    Today I wanted to talk about some myths that are in the freshwater shrimp hobby. Lets focus today on the following questions that I get frequently: \r
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    3. Do need pristine water and are they really that sensitive? \r
    4. Do shrimp crawl out of aquarium? \r
    5. Do shrimp need warm water? \r
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  • Documental "Grandes espectáculos de la naturaleza" "El gran viaje del salmón"

    - The documentary is part of the "Grandes espectáculos de la naturaleza" series, specifically episode 2 titled "El gran viaje del salmón"[4].

    - The documentary explores the remarkable migration of salmon, following their journey from the ocean back to their spawning grounds in freshwater rivers[1][2][3].

    - It is a 49-minute episode that provides an in-depth and intimate look at the challenges and obstacles salmon face during their arduous upstream migration[4].

    - The documentary has been made available on various online platforms, including YouTube and Dailymotion, allowing viewers to access and watch it[1][3][4].

    - Reviews of the documentary indicate it has been well-received, with an IMDb rating of 7.2/10.

    In summary, "El gran viaje del salmón" is a documentary that delves into the captivating and challenging migration of salmon, as part of the "Grandes espectáculos de la naturaleza" series. It provides a comprehensive and visually stunning exploration of this remarkable natural phenomenon[1][2][3][4].

    Citations:
    [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m5NTV3glJ-A
    [2] https://www.verkami.com/projects/17862-upstream/blog/33097-el-gran-viaje-del-salmon
    [3] https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL9B440C6394716FDD
    [4] https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x2akigz

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  • Yacare overo (Caiman latirostris) - Broad-snouted Caiman - Caïman à museau large - Jacare-do-papo-amarelo

    Subscribete a nuestro canal aqui: http://www.dailymotion.com/andinia1 Subscribe here! - Imágenes de ejemplares de caimán "yacaré overo" (Caiman latirostris). Este hermoso ejemplar de cocodrilo (Crocodilia) es una de las subespecies que habitan en América del Sur, específicamente en zonas pantanosas y lacustres de Argentina, Bolivia, Brasil, Paraguay, y Uruguay, normalmente en los ríos Amazonas, Paraguay y Paraná. Es una especie que se encuentra bajo cierto peligro de extinción.

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    "The broad-snouted caiman (Caiman latirostris) is a crocodilian reptile found in eastern and central South America, including southeastern Brazil, northern Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay and Bolivia. It is found mostly in freshwater marshes, swamps, and mangroves. Usually, in still or very slow moving waters."

    Hunting of the species began in the 1940's. It's skin is greatly valued for its smooth texture. Until recently this was the largest threat to the Broad-snouted caiman. However, most countries have made hunting them illegal, which had helped them to regain their population. The new threat is habitat destruction. Deforestation and pollution run-off are the two leading causes to the destruction of their habitat." (Source: Wikipedia).

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    O jacaré-de-papo-amarelo (Caiman latirostris) é um jacaré típico da América do Sul. A espécie habita as florestas tropicais, preferindo áreas de baixada, em lagoas, lagos e rios. É um animal carnívoro que vive aproximadamente cinquenta anos.

    São conhecidos por este nome pois, durante a fase do acasalamento, estes animais costumam ficar com a área do papo amarelada. Estes animais costumam se alimentar de crustáceos e pequenos mamíferos. Quando nascem, após cerca de 75 dias, os filhotes se dirigem rapidamente para a água, fugindo de predadores como gaviões e outras aves.

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