Tropical Fish Graphic Directory

Has anyone else seen this guy in New Jersey? Seems the Jersey Shore doesnt have enough challenge with the alligator bluefish. Check it out: Fishing From Venezuela

An interesting video. Don't try this at home. Hoplias aimara : Tropical Aquarium Fish Video

Tropical Fish Card Trick. For others then Far East visitors, don't worry about what he is saying.. watch what he is doing. Don't try this in your home... http://www.glumbert.com/media/cyril

Just when you thought that fish were just food or pets, comes the latest from War on Terror. A type of fish so common that practically every American kid who ever dropped a fishing line and a bobber into a pond has probably caught one is being enlisted in the fight against terrorism. Story from Daily News. http://www.nydailynews.com/front/story/453862p-381834c.html

The Million Dollar Tropical Fish Events Calendar is up and running. Currently we have three events posted for Missouri Aquarium Society. If your club has meetings of events you want to post, become a member of the community and post your event.

Fish keeping, be it Fresh, Salt, or Water Gardening is huge around the world. Although our personal experiences of these events across oceans or continents are limited, Million Dollar Tropical Fish Page can "hook you up". Once a year, the Gruppo Acquariofilo Salentino organizes, in the city of Lecce, a three-day national event, known as the "Salento Acquari", displaying numerous aquaria representing the most important marine and freshwater biotopes of the Planet. More than 5000 people came from all over Italy and other parts of the World came in Lecce to attend the fourth edition of "Salento Acquari 2004". Give them a shout "come va il pesce che mantiene in Italia?"

A huge welcome to the New York Aquarium , Maui Ocean Center, Monterey Bay Aquarium, Mystic Aquarium, Mote Marine Laboratory, Vancouver Aquarium and The Florida Aquarium for joining the Million Dollar Tropical Fish page. Conservation, preservation, education and entertainment are at the heart of our public Aquariums. Most people are first introduced to ornamental and food fish by these great institutions. When ever your in a new town for a couple of days, be sure to visit and support your local Public Aquarium and check their websites frequently for changing lectures and displays.

Two more specialty clubs have joined the Million Dollar Tropical Fish Page. Keeping Koi and having a Water Garden is truly an enjoyable experience. It is an amazing area of fish and plant keeping that has been around for years but has really taken off the last few. Raising, Breeding and Showing Champion Guppies is not for the weak-hearted. Check out out Gateway Guppy (GGA) for information on this subject.

Linking "accross the pond" to Dunstable from the Million Dollar Tropical Fish Page is Dunstable and District Aquarist Society . Check out DDAS home page for an interesting "online membership".

The Victorian Cichlid Society (VCS) is the 2nd Hobbyist club from Australia to join the community. The Society was formed at Mulgrave in March 1972, thus becoming the first specialist fish society in Victoria. Check out their site and give their members a shout.

The Australia New Guinea Fishes Association (ANGFA) from 'down-under' has joined the community. This is a major accomplishment in just under 30 days of going live. The world has become a smaller place with the advent of the internet and information disemination is important in getting the best and most current information out. We welcome ANGFA and look forward to other international organizations to join Million Dollar Tropical Fish Page.

Welcome MKA and BABB in joining the Million Dollar Tropical Fish Club. For those that didnt know Tropical Fish Clubs existed, you will be more surprised to know that there are speciality clubs focusing on specific species. MKA is a Michigan club specializing in Killifish and BABB is a NY/NJ metro club specializing in betta species.

Brooklyn Aquarium Society (BAS), one of the largest and oldest fish clubs in the New York metropolitan area has joined Million Dollar Tropical Fish page to expand it's reach to both advanced and novice hobbyist. I have personally attended their meetings for years and know their members to be quite knowledgable and great people. If you are in town during one of their monthly meetings, this is "don't miss event", right next to the New York Aquarium at Coney Island.

Mike Reed, the former editor of Tropical Fish Magazine (TFH) and current contributor to this and other publications has chosen to join the Million Dollar Tropical Fish Page. M. Reed Enterprises is your source for highly nutritious, tropical fish food, including some technically advanced, all-natural, color- and behavior-enhancing foods you can get nowhere else. We welcome Mike to the community and invite anyone else who would like to share their knowledge, wares or services to the Tropical Fish Industry to be a member.

Representing the great state of Iowa and the surrounding community is "Eastern Iowa Aquarium Association" EIAA . They are a fun group of aquarium enthusiasts with an educational component to their meetings. The 2nd club to join the community.. where will the community find it's next pixels?

First Aquatic Society stepped up to the plate.. and it's a HOME RUN for "Aqua-land Aquatic Society". There is no substitution for the experience and networking that can be achieved by joining your local Aquarium Club. So the first club on our site is from Bristol, Connecticut.. who will the next one be?

Welcome to Jack Wattley and Gabriel Posada for being the first graphic posted on MillionDollarTropicalFishpage. For anyone not familar with the world famous Wattley Discus, give the site a click and check out these beautiful animals.

February 15th and we have officially launched the MillionDollarTropicalFishpage.com. Interest has been positive with some good questions being asked by the major manufacturers. I have added to the FAQ section addressing some clarification on concept, value and participation. We expect a slow start as every new concept is viewed with caution, but the comments have been very good and as soon as we get some content on the site, I am sure that it will fill up quickly. "If you build it they will come". Well it's here and it's available to the world, let's see what the next few weeks bring.

A few weeks into the process and we believe that our "Community" concept and "search" capabilities are going to move the "Million Dollar Community Pages" to the next level. In searching the internet, there is just no easy way to view the entire span of "buyers to sellers" without multiple web site queries. Even if you select the best "key-words", you still have to scan page after page of results. This is going to be a dynamic and cool way for everyone to get access to major amounts of information pertaining to the goods, services and products associated with the Tropical Fish Industry. Stay tuned..