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Hello! Very much interested in writing for you, please include me in the info. Thank you for the opportunity!

6^th Sep 2020

I would be interested in reviewing products. Before retiring I was a technical writer and managed a Quality Management Program.

30^th Aug 2020

Product reviewers wanted

I'm interested and can write reviews from the perspective of someone new to the hobby. I'm only 3-4 months in, but hopefully I can help someone that's...

23^rd Aug 2020

Product reviewers wanted

I’m interested in doing this if there is still availability, it sounds like fun! Thanks

19^th Aug 2020

Barbodes semifasciolatus – Golden Barb* (Barbus sachsii, Puntius schuberti)

I simply had a question (please forgive if this is not allowed, I read the FAQ but I was not sure). I was wondering if there is any evidence of offsp...

12^th Aug 2020

Hyphessobrycon stegemanni GÉRY, 1961

Savanna Tetra

March 13th, 2012 — 1:21pm

In the aquarium hobby the name Hyphessobrycon stegemanni has frequently been misapplied to a species that has been described as Hemigrammus ataktos Marinho, Dagosta, & Birindelli 2014. The reasons for this confusion are presumably that the two occur sympatrically in the rio Tocantins system and both possess a dark lateral stripe on the body.

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Hyphessobrycon haraldschultzi TRAVASSOS, 1960

Crystal Red Tetra

March 13th, 2012 — 1:21pm

This species is occasionally available in the aquarium trade, although usually as bycatch among shipments of other fishes.

It is sometimes traded as H. sp. ‘Araguaia red’, H. sp. ‘Araguaia’ or ‘Schultz’s tetra’.