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GREEN SEVERUM (HEROS EFASCIATUS) SPECIES PROFILE Green Severum are omnivores and eat insects, small crustaceans and vegetable matter in natural habitat. They have a tendency to prefer a lot of vegetable matter and will accept peas, lettuce, chopped zucchini, and chopped cucumber; they should also be supplemented with a variety of meaty and vitamin enriched foods such as live, frozen or freeze-dried ghost shrimp, bloodworms, mealworms GREEN CABOMBA (CABOMBA CAROLINIANA) SPECIES PROFILE Green Cabomba will react to nutrient deficiency with darkened leaves, slowed growth, and elongated internodes. Excessive foliage shedding is usually a sign of poor water conditions or CO2 deficiency. CO2 supplementation is not required but will greatly enhance growth. Green Cabomba seems to thrive on light above all else and should be given DOMINO DAMSELFISH (DASCYLLUS TRIMACULATUS) SPECIES PROFILE The Domino Damselfish can reach up to 6 inches in length, which is fairly large for a Damselfish, but a 30 gallon or larger aquarium should be plenty to house this hardy species. It is a popular species of fish with beginning hobbyist as it is very hardy and can tolerate variations in water chemistry and less than perfect water parameters. SINGAPORE FLOWER SHRIMP SPECIES PROFILE :: AQUARIUMDOMAIN.COM The Singapore Flower Shrimp or as it is also commonly know as the Asian Fan Shrimp or Bamboo Shrimp, originates from fast moving rivers and streams within Southeast Asia. They can vary greatly in coloration, ranging from a brown body with tan stripe all the way to red, green or yellow body colors with a tan to white stripe. UNDERSTANDING PLECO L-NUMBERS AND COMPLETE L-NUMBER UNDERSTANDING PLECO L-NUMBERS AND COMPLETE L-NUMBER: REFERENCE LIST (PART 1. L001 - L100) Explaining what the Pleco L-Number naming convention is and L001-L100 reference list. GREEN PHANTOM PLECO (L200) (HEMIANCISTRUS SUBVIRIDIS The Green Phantom Pleco (L200) is found in the Upper Orinoco and Ventauri areas of the Rio Orinoco river in Venezuela. The rocky mountainous streams and tributaries that feed into the their Rio Orinoco habitat are known for their fast flowing currents, high levels of dissolved oxygen and clear, cool, clean (low nutrient) waters. ROTALA NANJENSHAN (ROTALA NANJENSHAN) SPECIES PROFILE Rotala Nanjenshan is a plant native to smaller lakes, ponds and slowly moving water ways of Taiwan. The bright green coloration and intricate leaf pattern has made the Rotala Nanjenshan plant a very popular aquarium species. Rotala Nanjenshan typically grows to about 12 inches within the aquarium environment and is considered a mid-ground plant GOLDEN WHITE CLOUD (TANICHTHYS ALBONUBES) SPECIES PROFILE Golden White Cloud native habitat, distribution, behavior & aquarium compatibility. The Golden White Cloud (Tanichthys albonubes) is a color variant of the White Cloud species of Minnow/Danio originating from the White Cloud Mountain area of the Guangdong Province of southeastern China. Their native habitat consists of shallow heavily

vegetated

CORKSCREW VALLISNERIA (VALLISNERIA ASIATICA) SPECIES Quick Care Facts • Care Level: Easy • Lighting: Medium • Maximum Size: 25" • Placement: Midground to Background • Water Conditions: 70-84° F, pH 6.0-7.5, KH 4-12 • Propagation: Runners • Color Forms: Green Supplements: Trace Elements, Iron, CO2 Supplementation, Substrate Fertilization • Origin: North America • Family:

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BLACK LONGSPINE URCHIN (DIADEMA SETOSUM) SPECIES PROFILE Since the Black Longspine Urchin is a nocturnal creature it will generally spend much of the daylight hours in caves or crevices in the live rock, then venturing out more at night to scavenge for algae on the aquarium substrate and glass. GREEN SEVERUM (HEROS EFASCIATUS) SPECIES PROFILE Green Severum are omnivores and eat insects, small crustaceans and vegetable matter in natural habitat. They have a tendency to prefer a lot of vegetable matter and will accept peas, lettuce, chopped zucchini, and chopped cucumber; they should also be supplemented with a variety of meaty and vitamin enriched foods such as live, frozen or freeze-dried ghost shrimp, bloodworms, mealworms GREEN CABOMBA (CABOMBA CAROLINIANA) SPECIES PROFILE Green Cabomba will react to nutrient deficiency with darkened leaves, slowed growth, and elongated internodes. Excessive foliage shedding is usually a sign of poor water conditions or CO2 deficiency. CO2 supplementation is not required but will greatly enhance growth. Green Cabomba seems to thrive on light above all else and should be given DOMINO DAMSELFISH (DASCYLLUS TRIMACULATUS) SPECIES PROFILE The Domino Damselfish can reach up to 6 inches in length, which is fairly large for a Damselfish, but a 30 gallon or larger aquarium should be plenty to house this hardy species. It is a popular species of fish with beginning hobbyist as it is very hardy and can tolerate variations in water chemistry and less than perfect water parameters. SINGAPORE FLOWER SHRIMP SPECIES PROFILE :: AQUARIUMDOMAIN.COM The Singapore Flower Shrimp or as it is also commonly know as the Asian Fan Shrimp or Bamboo Shrimp, originates from fast moving rivers and streams within Southeast Asia. They can vary greatly in coloration, ranging from a brown body with tan stripe all the way to red, green or yellow body colors with a tan to white stripe. UNDERSTANDING PLECO L-NUMBERS AND COMPLETE L-NUMBER UNDERSTANDING PLECO L-NUMBERS AND COMPLETE L-NUMBER: REFERENCE LIST (PART 1. L001 - L100) Explaining what the Pleco L-Number naming convention is and L001-L100 reference list. GREEN PHANTOM PLECO (L200) (HEMIANCISTRUS SUBVIRIDIS The Green Phantom Pleco (L200) is found in the Upper Orinoco and Ventauri areas of the Rio Orinoco river in Venezuela. The rocky mountainous streams and tributaries that feed into the their Rio Orinoco habitat are known for their fast flowing currents, high levels of dissolved oxygen and clear, cool, clean (low nutrient) waters. ROTALA NANJENSHAN (ROTALA NANJENSHAN) SPECIES PROFILE Rotala Nanjenshan is a plant native to smaller lakes, ponds and slowly moving water ways of Taiwan. The bright green coloration and intricate leaf pattern has made the Rotala Nanjenshan plant a very popular aquarium species. Rotala Nanjenshan typically grows to about 12 inches within the aquarium environment and is considered a mid-ground plant GOLDEN WHITE CLOUD (TANICHTHYS ALBONUBES) SPECIES PROFILE Golden White Cloud native habitat, distribution, behavior & aquarium compatibility. The Golden White Cloud (Tanichthys albonubes) is a color variant of the White Cloud species of Minnow/Danio originating from the White Cloud Mountain area of the Guangdong Province of southeastern China. Their native habitat consists of shallow heavily

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GOLDEN WHITE CLOUD (TANICHTHYS ALBONUBES) SPECIES PROFILE Golden White Cloud native habitat, distribution, behavior & aquarium compatibility. The Golden White Cloud (Tanichthys albonubes) is a color variant of the White Cloud species of Minnow/Danio originating from the White Cloud Mountain area of the Guangdong Province of southeastern China. Their native habitat consists of shallow heavily

vegetated

UNDERSTANDING PLECO L-NUMBERS AND COMPLETE L-NUMBER UNDERSTANDING PLECO L-NUMBERS AND COMPLETE L-NUMBER: REFERENCE LIST (PART 1. L001 - L100) Explaining what the Pleco L-Number naming convention is and L001-L100 reference list. INDIGO HAMLET (HYPOPLECTRUS INDIGO) SPECIES PROFILE The Indigo Hamlet is a member of the Serranidae family of Sea Bass or mini Grouper. They are found living on coral reefs throughout the Caribbean, Gulf of Mexico, Bahamas and Florida Keys. Indigo Hamlets generally grow to about 5 or 6 inches in length, which makes them

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GALAXY PLECO (LEPORACANTHICUS GALAXIAS) SPECIES PROFILE The Galaxy Pleco is a very peaceful species that will get along well with tropical community fish and cichlids. They will squabble with other similar sized Pleco's and bottom feeders if not given enough room to establish a suitable territory. These territorial battles tend not to be too violent; however, they should be house in an aquarium GOLD NUGGET PLECO (L018) (BARYANCISTRUS SP.) SPECIES The Gold Nugget Pleco (L018) is a very attractive and long lived (25 years) species of plecostomus that has become quite popular within the aquarium trade. Once the domain of exotic fish collectors, the Gold Nugget Pleco has become much more attainable for the average aquarium hobbyist. However, they are still somewhat rare and do command a EARTH EATER JURUPARI (SATANOPERCA JURUPARI) SPECIES Satanoperca jurupari, is an active, beautiful, and generally peaceful species that is also known as the Demon Fish (Satanoperca), but more commonly, the Earth Eater. The Earth Eater is an impressive Cichlid which is is commonly found within the hobby; they have excellent markings, a great disposition, and they grow large enough to be kept

with

LIMA SHOVELNOSE CATFISH SPECIES PROFILE :: AQUARIUMDOMAIN.COM The Lima shovelnose catfish (Sorubim lima) is a species of shovelnose catfish that is common throughout the Amazon and parts of South America. Their name originates from their flat rounded heads, which they use like a shovel to dig in the substrate for various food items. In the wild, the Lima shovelnose catfish spends much of its time

moving

FOX CORAL (NEMENZOPHYLLIA TURBIDA) SPECIES PROFILE Fox Coral native habitat, distribution, behavior & aquarium compatibility. The Fox Coral is a large polyp stony (LPS) coral that has a fragile calcareous skeleton, which requires extra care when handling or placing this specimen. Be careful that when placing this specimen in your reef aquarium, that it placed gently between the

rocks so that it

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INDIGO HAMLET (HYPOPLECTRUS INDIGO) SPECIES PROFILE The Indigo Hamlet is a member of the Serranidae family of Sea Bass or mini Grouper. They are found living on coral reefs throughout the Caribbean, Gulf of Mexico, Bahamas and Florida Keys. Indigo Hamlets generally grow to about 5 or 6 inches in length, which makes them

large enough to

SCOPAS TANG (ZEBRASOMA SCOPAS) SPECIES PROFILE The Scopas Tang is a member of the genus Zebramosa, which is a part of the Tang/Surgeonfish family most notable known for their tail sail like body/fins and elongated snout. They are very popular within the aqaurium hobby because of their unique shape/color and their propensity for consuming nuisance algae from within the aquarium. CORKSCREW VALLISNERIA (VALLISNERIA ASIATICA) SPECIES Quick Care Facts • Care Level: Easy • Lighting: Medium • Maximum Size: 25" • Placement: Midground to Background • Water Conditions: 70-84° F, pH 6.0-7.5, KH 4-12 • Propagation: Runners • Color Forms: Green Supplements: Trace Elements, Iron, CO2 Supplementation, Substrate Fertilization • Origin: North America • Family:

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FINGER LEATHER CORAL (SINULARIA SP.) SPECIES PROFILE The Finger Leather Coral is also commonly referred to as Sinularia Coral, Finger Leather, or Trough Corals within the aquarium hobby. Finger Leather Corals are found both in Tropical Pacific and Indian Oceans in various shades of brown, with white or gold polyps. It is somewhat difficult to identify many species because they all have the GALAXEA CORAL (GALAXEA SP.) SPECIES PROFILE The Galaxea Coral (Galaxea sp.) is a beautifully colored South Pacific LPS coral that is highly priced within the marine reef aquarium hobby for both its appearance and relative hardiness within the aquarium environment. Galaxea Corals can be found in a variety of colors UNDERSTANDING PLECO L-NUMBERS AND COMPLETE L-NUMBER UNDERSTANDING PLECO L-NUMBERS AND COMPLETE L-NUMBER: REFERENCE LIST (PART 1. L001 - L100) Explaining what the Pleco L-Number naming convention is and L001-L100 reference list. CORKSCREW VALLISNERIA (VALLISNERIA ASIATICA) SPECIES Quick Care Facts • Care Level: Easy • Lighting: Medium • Maximum Size: 25" • Placement: Midground to Background • Water Conditions: 70-84° F, pH 6.0-7.5, KH 4-12 • Propagation: Runners • Color Forms: Green Supplements: Trace Elements, Iron, CO2 Supplementation, Substrate Fertilization • Origin: North America • Family:

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JARDINI AROWANA

Jardini Arowana require an aquarium of at least 180 gallons with a sand or gravel substrate and should also be provided with driftwood (tannins in the driftwood will help maintain a lower pH) and vegetation; it's a good idea to have some free-floating plants or plants that will adhere to driftwood as some individuals do not tolerate rooted vegetation. RED SPOTTED SEVERUM (HEROS EFASCIATUS / HEROS Red Spotted Severum are omnivores and eat insects, small crustaceans and vegetable matter in natural habitat. They have a tendency to prefer a lot of vegetable matter and will accept peas, lettuce, chopped zucchini, and chopped cucumber; they should also be supplemented with a variety of meaty and vitamin enriched foods such as live, frozen or freeze-dried ghost shrimp, bloodworms, mealworms FIVE STAR GENERAL (HEMICHROMIS ELONGATUS) SPECIES PROFILE The Five Star General is an egg-laying, substrate spawner that practice brood care; a breeding pair will become extremely aggressive and will attack all other tank inhabitants while breeding. The female Five Star General will lay around 600 eggs in a carefully cleaned location (bogwood, flat rocks, large plant leaves, etc.) within the

aquarium.

RED SHOULDER SEVERUM (HEROS SP. ROTKEIL) SPECIES PROFILE Red Shoulder Severums are omnivores and eat insects, small crustaceans and vegetable matter in natural habitat. They have a tendency to prefer a lot of vegetable matter and will accept peas, lettuce, chopped zucchini, and chopped cucumber; they should also be supplemented with a variety of meaty and vitamin enriched foods such as live, frozen or freeze-dried ghost shrimp, bloodworms, mealworms ROTALA NANJENSHAN (ROTALA NANJENSHAN) SPECIES PROFILE Rotala Nanjenshan is a plant native to smaller lakes, ponds and slowly moving water ways of Taiwan. The bright green coloration and intricate leaf pattern has made the Rotala Nanjenshan plant a very popular aquarium species. Rotala Nanjenshan typically grows to about 12 inches within the aquarium environment and is considered a mid-ground plant LIMA SHOVELNOSE CATFISH SPECIES PROFILE :: AQUARIUMDOMAIN.COM The Lima shovelnose catfish (Sorubim lima) is a species of shovelnose catfish that is common throughout the Amazon and parts of South America. Their name originates from their flat rounded heads, which they use like a shovel to dig in the substrate for various food items. In the wild, the Lima shovelnose catfish spends much of its time

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RED SHOULDER SEVERUM (HEROS SP. ROTKEIL) SPECIES PROFILE Red Shoulder Severums are omnivores and eat insects, small crustaceans and vegetable matter in natural habitat. They have a tendency to prefer a lot of vegetable matter and will accept peas, lettuce, chopped zucchini, and chopped cucumber; they should also be supplemented with a variety of meaty and vitamin enriched foods such as live, frozen or freeze-dried ghost shrimp, bloodworms, mealworms ROTALA NANJENSHAN (ROTALA NANJENSHAN) SPECIES PROFILE Rotala Nanjenshan is a plant native to smaller lakes, ponds and slowly moving water ways of Taiwan. The bright green coloration and intricate leaf pattern has made the Rotala Nanjenshan plant a very popular aquarium species. Rotala Nanjenshan typically grows to about 12 inches within the aquarium environment and is considered a mid-ground plant FOX CORAL (NEMENZOPHYLLIA TURBIDA) SPECIES PROFILE Fox Coral native habitat, distribution, behavior & aquarium compatibility. The Fox Coral is a large polyp stony (LPS) coral that has a fragile calcareous skeleton, which requires extra care when handling or placing this specimen. Be careful that when placing this specimen in your reef aquarium, that it placed gently between the

rocks so that it

large enough to

moving

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UNDERSTANDING PLECO L-NUMBERS AND COMPLETE L-NUMBER UNDERSTANDING PLECO L-NUMBERS AND COMPLETE L-NUMBER: REFERENCE LIST (PART 1. L001 - L100) Explaining what the Pleco L-Number naming convention is and L001-L100 reference list. GOLDEN WHITE CLOUD (TANICHTHYS ALBONUBES) SPECIES PROFILE Golden White Cloud native habitat, distribution, behavior & aquarium compatibility. The Golden White Cloud (Tanichthys albonubes) is a color variant of the White Cloud species of Minnow/Danio originating from the White Cloud Mountain area of the Guangdong Province of southeastern China. Their native habitat consists of shallow heavily

vegetated

KOI SWORDTAIL (XIPHOPHORUS HELLERI) SPECIES PROFILE The Koi Swordtail (Xiphophorus helleri) is a color morph originating from the popular group of fish collectively known as Swordtails. Koi Swordtails receive their common name from their similarity to the popular selectively bred carp call Koi (Nishikigoi), more specifically the Kohaku, Sanke and Show Koi varieties with exhibit the popular orange, red & black colored areas over a milky white body. BLACK LONGSPINE URCHIN (DIADEMA SETOSUM) SPECIES PROFILE Since the Black Longspine Urchin is a nocturnal creature it will generally spend much of the daylight hours in caves or crevices in the live rock, then venturing out more at night to scavenge for algae on the aquarium substrate and glass. FOX CORAL (NEMENZOPHYLLIA TURBIDA) SPECIES PROFILE Fox Coral native habitat, distribution, behavior & aquarium compatibility. The Fox Coral is a large polyp stony (LPS) coral that has a fragile calcareous skeleton, which requires extra care when handling or placing this specimen. Be careful that when placing this specimen in your reef aquarium, that it placed gently between the

rocks so that it

large enough to

moving

Hydrocharitaceae

UNDERSTANDING PLECO L-NUMBERS AND COMPLETE L-NUMBER UNDERSTANDING PLECO L-NUMBERS AND COMPLETE L-NUMBER: REFERENCE LIST (PART 1. L001 - L100) Explaining what the Pleco L-Number naming convention is and L001-L100 reference list. GOLDEN WHITE CLOUD (TANICHTHYS ALBONUBES) SPECIES PROFILE Golden White Cloud native habitat, distribution, behavior & aquarium compatibility. The Golden White Cloud (Tanichthys albonubes) is a color variant of the White Cloud species of Minnow/Danio originating from the White Cloud Mountain area of the Guangdong Province of southeastern China. Their native habitat consists of shallow heavily

vegetated

KOI SWORDTAIL (XIPHOPHORUS HELLERI) SPECIES PROFILE The Koi Swordtail (Xiphophorus helleri) is a color morph originating from the popular group of fish collectively known as Swordtails. Koi Swordtails receive their common name from their similarity to the popular selectively bred carp call Koi (Nishikigoi), more specifically the Kohaku, Sanke and Show Koi varieties with exhibit the popular orange, red & black colored areas over a milky white body. BLACK LONGSPINE URCHIN (DIADEMA SETOSUM) SPECIES PROFILE Since the Black Longspine Urchin is a nocturnal creature it will generally spend much of the daylight hours in caves or crevices in the live rock, then venturing out more at night to scavenge for algae on the aquarium substrate and glass. LIMA SHOVELNOSE CATFISH SPECIES PROFILE :: AQUARIUMDOMAIN.COM The Lima shovelnose catfish (Sorubim lima) is a species of shovelnose catfish that is common throughout the Amazon and parts of South America. Their name originates from their flat rounded heads, which they use like a shovel to dig in the substrate for various food items. In the wild, the Lima shovelnose catfish spends much of its time

moving

vegetated

BICOLOR FOXFACE (SIGANUS USPI) SPECIES PROFILE The Bicolor Foxface (Siganus uspi) has been a popular fish species amongst large reef aquarium hobbyists for a long time. Their coloration, unique shape and propensity for consuming large amounts of algae and other marine vegetation make them both an attractive and CHALK BASSLET (SERRANUS TORTUGARUM) SPECIES PROFILE The Chalk Basslet is small brightly colored Basslet species that has a light purple body with bright blue to orange saddle bands along its back. They originate from warm tropical Caribbean waters where they can be found moving about the reef looking for small organisms on which to feed. Their bright coloration, relative small size and reef

YELLOW ACARA

Yellow Acara are substrate, egg layers that practice brood care. Yellow Acara are difficult to breed, but to help induce breeding and sustain the ideal breeding environment, the water level should be lowered and then replaced while the temperature is raised to and maintained at about 86° F. UNDERSTANDING PLECO L-NUMBERS AND COMPLETE L-NUMBER UNDERSTANDING PLECO L-NUMBERS AND COMPLETE L-NUMBER: REFERENCE LIST (PART 1. L001 - L100) Explaining what the Pleco L-Number naming convention is and L001-L100 reference list.

PARROT CICHLID

Parrot Cichlids are carnivores and eat insects, crustaceans and minnows in the wild. They should be provided with a variety of meaty and vitamin enriched foods such as live, frozen or freeze-dried ghost shrimp, krill, minnows, bloodworms, blackworms, mealworms, earthworms, crickets, and nutritional Cichlid pellets (Spirulina too). ROTALA NANJENSHAN (ROTALA NANJENSHAN) SPECIES PROFILE Rotala Nanjenshan is a plant native to smaller lakes, ponds and slowly moving water ways of Taiwan. The bright green coloration and intricate leaf pattern has made the Rotala Nanjenshan plant a very popular aquarium species. Rotala Nanjenshan typically grows to about 12 inches within the aquarium environment and is considered a mid-ground plant LONG TENTACLE ANEMONE (MACRODACTYLA DOREENSIS) SPECIES The long tentacles of the Long Tentacle Anemone are used to sting potential prey and to ward off predatory fish and invertebrates. Burying itself in the sand and exposing only the tentacles allows the anemone to feed on meaty items in the water column, while protecting it's vulnerable body from predators. While the Long Tentacle Anemone

will

GREEN PHANTOM PLECO (L200) (HEMIANCISTRUS SUBVIRIDIS The Green Phantom Pleco (L200) is found in the Upper Orinoco and Ventauri areas of the Rio Orinoco river in Venezuela. The rocky mountainous streams and tributaries that feed into the their Rio Orinoco habitat are known for their fast flowing currents, high levels of dissolved oxygen and clear, cool, clean (low nutrient) waters. __ Aquariumdomain.com

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