Conservation research on brackish water species How can citizen science contribute to our understanding of brackish water fish?

Jan 11, 2011 ... ... fish. Thus, while fish predation may not affect the dominant species within a benthic community, due to strong selectivity fish may impose ... Jan 9, 2007 ... ... may be due to the algae in the qt brackish tank and the higher hardness of the water. Ramshorn snails can live and propagate (found loads of ... Aug 28, 2016 ... Lutjanus argentimaculatus is a truly euryhaline species found regularly in fresh, brackish and salt water at all stages of its life. The other ... The freshwater neon goby or cobalt goby (Stiphodon atropurpureus) bears a rather good resemblance to its more famous cousin. It is native to Eastern Asia, where ... Dec 17, 2014 ... So, I would say yes, a pleco can live in brackish water, but the salt content would have to be lower. I keep several plecos in a large tank with ... Sadly, many true brackish water fish are still collected in the wild and do poorly when kept long term in freshwater aquariums. A brackish water aquarium gives ... Nov 23, 2016 ... Pike are freshwater fish, which can also live in brackish water. Well, upto some degreee of salt level that is. At this moment the salt ... Jan 4, 2022 ... Cryptocorynes, Jungle Val, Hornwort, and Anacharis are all touted as brackish-tolerant plants up to very low levels, but I've found that most of ... Feb 18, 2021 ... Amano shrimp are usually a brackish water species, but can live in hard freshwater for a long time. Ghost shrimp (Paleomontes sp.) also tend to ... Jul 27, 2023 ... Fishes aren't the only animals that live in brackish waters. The American alligator is one of its largest residents. Males can reach 10 to 15 ...