Development of Captive Breeding Techniques for Marine Ornamental Fish: A Review

Development of larval culture methods for blue-legged gold coral banded shrimp Stenopus cyanoscelis: effects of prey type and prey density

“…The multibillion-dollar marine ornamental aquarium trade is a fast-growing industry that still relies on supply of wild captured fish and invertebrates with resulting environmental implications [1,2]. On this basis, interest in developing appropriate methods for captive breeding of marine ornamental species has increased in recent years in an effort to improve the sustainability of the marine ornamental supply chain [1,3,4].…”

Marine Ornamental Species Aquaculture

“…The Editors Information on aquarium animal keeping, spawning and culture, is widely distributed in trade magazines, journals, newsletters and websites (largely contributed by hobbyists and public aquariums), and increasingly, in scientific publications. Although there are a few reviews and books on aquaculture of specific groups, such as fish (e.g., Moorhead & Zeng, 2010) and shrimp (e.g., Calado, 2008), there has not been a comprehensive overview of marine ornamental aquaculture. The current book fills this critical gap and provides a valuable resource for research and development of marine ornamental aquaculture.…”

The Art of Aquarium Keeping Communicates Science and Conservation

“…This includes diseases associated with aquatic organisms (Whittington and Chong, 2007;Lawson et al, 2015), invasive species release (Padilla and Williams, 2004;Delaney et al, 2008;Howeth et al, 2016;Bandaranayake and Chandrasekara, 2017;Magalhães et al, 2017;Selwyn et al, 2017;Tuckett et al, 2017) and use for popular aquarium species for breeding and scientific research (Hoff, 1996;Moe, 2003;Moorhead and Zeng, 2010;Olivotto et al, 2011;Domínguez and Botella, 2014;Tehrani et al, 2014). Another, far less common focus for research includes the human dimensions of the aquarium trade and hobby.…”