Volume 58, Issue 2 October 8, 2013 London Aquaria Society Sandra Fazakas on Fish Medicine & Ripleys www.londonaquariasociety.com
Uncertified electrical devices your house burns testing agency, as required by sold in pet stores, down'- Matthew Ed- law. lund He says he’s especially http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/ Matthew Edlund was vis- concerned because the Betta edmonton/uncertified-electrical- iting his friend, also an aquar- Therm heater is the kind of en- devices-sold-in-pet-stores-online- 1.1857886 ium enthusiast, when they try-level equipment someone smelled a strong chemical would buy for their first aquar- Hazardous aquarium odour. ium. heater almost caused fire, says At first they thought it “These are sold by the fish lover was coming from outside the thousands,” he said. “Can you By: Mark Harvey, CBC apartment. imagine? You buy your five News Posted: Sep 17, 2013 1:13 “It wasn’t until we were year old a fish…and all of a PM MT Last Updated: Sep 18, about to leave and we saw sudden your house burns 2013 11:43 AM MT smoke actually rising from the down.” Matthew Edlund de- fish tank that I ended up going Edlund went through his scribes how an uncertified over and pulling out the own extensive collection of aquarium heater overheated, heater,” Edlund said. aquarium equipment and almost causing a fire. He is call- “And as I pulled it out found many pricey lights, ing for more vigilance on elec- you could see fire - blue-green pumps and heaters that also trical devices sold in Canada. flames - shoot out from the bot- were not approved for sale or (CBC) tom.” use in Canada. An Edmonton tropical Edlund says, given the “I was terrifically fish lover who says a faulty dangerous mix of electricity and shocked to find out how much aquarium heater came close to water, it was fortunate there stuff wasn’t … certified,” Ed- starting an apartment fire is de- was someone was home when lund said. manding electrical products be it happened. cont’d on page 6 inspected before reaching store “It’s a 100-unit building. I shelves. would have been con- The heater, called a Bet- cerned the whole thing taTherm, isn’t approved for sale would have gone in Canada, but is nevertheless down.” widely sold in pet stores and Edlund discov- online. ered the heater had no 'Can you imagine? stamp of approval You buy your five from the Canadian year old a fish … Standards Association, and all of a sudden or any other accredited President Upcoming Events Ron Bishop….……………...... 519-457-7907
[email protected] London Aquaria Society Vice-President October 8, 2013: Sandra Fazakas will speak on Fish Veteri- Dorothy Reimer………….…....519-438-7682 nary Medicine and show some footage on the Ripley’s [email protected] Aquarium in Toronto. Treasurer/C.A.R.E.S. Rep. November 12, 2013: Zenin would like us to bring our cam- Annette Bishop...……...…...... 519-457-7907 [email protected] eras in so that he can show us how to take some great pic- Member at Large tures. Derek Tucker………….…...…....519-639-1183 [email protected] Jennifer McNaughton……...…..519-719-8546 [email protected] Nancy Egelton…………..……..519-666-2778 [email protected] Secretary / Correspondence Sharon MacDonald…………....519-453-0094 sharonmacdonald62@gmailcom Membership Chair Nancy Drummond………....….519-644-2753 [email protected] Library James & Margaret Kelly…….....519-681-0717 B.A.P./H.A.P. Stephen Gregson………...…..…519-649-5019 [email protected] Newsletter Editor Lorraine Gregson…...... 519-649-5019 [email protected] Monthly Jar Show Sarah Lee………………….…....519-686-3473 [email protected] Advertising Bob Steele……………....……...519-473-5648 [email protected] Auction Chair Table of Contents Jennifer McNaughton……...…..519-719-8546 [email protected] President’s Message……….…..……………....………………..3 C.A.O.A.C. Representative CAOAC Executive Minutes…………………………………….4 Annette Bishop…………...... 519-457-7907 [email protected] The Size Hierarchy Factor……………………………………...9 Website Green Puffer Fish……………………………………………….10 Eric Geissinger………...…...…...519-672-9168 [email protected] CAOAC Events Calender……………………………….……...11 Junior Members at Large Tank Thief Caught……………………………………………..12 Morgan Jensma Josh Williams Show & Auction Pictures……………………..…………13 & 14
London Aquaria Society Page 2 President’s Message
Going once, twice, sold…. What a great fish show and auction we just had. There were around 1100 lots for the auction and almost 200 entries for the show. Thanks to all who joined in on the fun. From the kitchen to the showroom and of course the auction, we had a wonderful response from one and all. If I were to name the people that worked so hard to make us proud I would have a message that is ten pages long. So from myself everybody gets a tail slap. Thanks again. Our meeting for October will be a special talk from Sandra Fazakas. She will speak about Fish Veterinary Medicine and showing some footage on the new Ripley’s Aquarium in Toronto. There was also other footage showing other large aquariums and we thought that you would be interested in this. The Jar Show this month will be Cyprinids (goldfish, danios sharks, goldfish and white clouds to name a few) as well as our open class, plant class and Family Fish Class at this meeting. As always, we will have the auction so please bring out those extra fish and plants. Who knows, you may pick up a bargain or two.
Another long week-end ahead of us, lets enjoy it. Ron Bishop President London Aquaria Society
The London Aquaria Society is a non- profit organization, established in June 1956. Its main objective is to promote interest in breed- ing and raising tropical fish and also to provide a means through which hobbyists may exchange ideas, gain information and display their fish, Please Support sharing them in the public in the London Area. Southwestern Pet Centre Advertising Rates Business Card……………….……$25.00 1641 Dundas Street 1/4 page…………………….…….$40.00 London, Ontario 1/2 page…………….…………….$75.00 Full Page…………………..….....$125.00 They support us!!! Rates apply for a year coverage totaling 519-451-7279 10 issues of our Newsletter. Articles in this pub- lication may be reprinted provided full credit is Mon-Wed: 10am-8pm Sat: 10am-6pm given to the Author, the London Aquaria Society Thurs 7 Fri: 10am-9pm Sun: 10am-5pm and 2 copies of the published bulletin or maga- zine in which the article appears, is to be mailed to: London Aquaria Society P.O. Box 45010, RPO Fairmont London, Ontario N5W 1A3
London Aquaria Society Page 3 CAOAC September 2013 Meeting
Clubs in attendance:
Barry Durham St Catherines Brantford London Erie County TFEC Awards:
CAOAC Awards requests must be put through the club’s Executive to Peter. To be recognized (Recognition Awards eg years of service) AHAP/BAP. Awards (achievement) must be forwarded to Peter by the BAP/HAP representative. The deadline for all awards will be at the February CAOAC meeting. (3rd Sunday of February) There is no lee way on this! Membership: Albert will be sending out forms for each club to fill out for insurance and contact information for the Executive. It is to be completely filled out and returned to him, along with our cheques for insurance and show sanctioning. He will in turn send out a copy of the insurance for us to prove to the TVDSB that we are insured. Privacy Act:
There will be a disclaimer added to forms etc., stating that winners of any awards will be published. This is so people are aware that it is published and they can decide whether or not to enter. Binder: Updates to the CAOAC binder should be PET PARADISE submitted by the October meeting to Ann, so SUPERSTORE she can compile it. Locally Owned & Operated Since 1995
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London Aquaria Society Page 4 CAOAC September 2013 Meeting cont’d
Open Show: If the points earned at a Show are to be counted toward a CAOAC award, then the show must be sanctioned by CAOAC. There are a few clubs who are having Shows this fall and a couple in the spring. London-Sept., Saskatoon-Oct., Kitchener-Oct. Durham will have a Show at their convention in May of 2014. Brant-March, Hamilton-spring. Judges: Ron is trying to organize a judges meeting for October or November to discuss any changes that must be made to judging rules etc. They will be compiling a current list of certified CAOAC judges and all of the judges across Canada will be invited to attend, either in person, or via Skype. Club Reports Barry: Tony-nothing to report. Brantford: At the September meeting, they had a presentation about Puffers. They are doing a grow out contest for club members and they will be growing green spotted Puffers. If you are a member of BAS you can get 3 Puffers for $10.00 at the October meeting. At the October meeting Tom Mason will be doing a talk about conservation (COTERC). Durham: Barry updated us on the 2014 CAOAC convention that they are hosting. The venue will be at the University of Guelph/Humber College. It is booked for May 16, 17, 18, 2014. (May long weekend) There is now a $5,000,000.00 liability for venues where events are hosted. The convention was supposed to be a CARES event but there has been some difficulty in arranging this. CARES is about preservation of species in our home aquariums. They are now focusing the theme of the event on conservation. They may be looking at Madagascar and Goodieds and they will have biotopes. They will be doing 166 GRAND RIVER AVENUE PHONE (519) 756-6225 fundraising for conservation with a BRANTFORD, ONTARIO FAX (519) 756-5140 minimum of a $1,000.00 donation to a deserving foundation and will add a www.thetropicalfishroom.ca percentage of their profits to this money. This percentage has not yet been agreed on. The next Durham meeting will feature Tommy Lamb of Shrimp Fever on #7 Kennedy Rd. They are also hosting Quality Tropical Fish & Supplies! Nature Aquariums 101. I will pass information about this on to Lorraine.
London Aquaria Society Page 5 CAOAC September 2013 Meeting cont’d
Hamilton: Hamilton had the CARES presentation at their September meeting. They are looking forward to the dinner/speaker they are hosting on November 17. London: This report was sent to Ann. St. Catherines: Jeff Mountjoy of Martin foods did a talk about fish nutrition for their September meeting. They are looking forward to having our own Ron Bishop doing his Gadget talk in October. Erie County: They are hosting a speaker series in October and they will be having their Auction on November 2.
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Go Public, visited several pet stores in Edmonton. We were able to buy the uncertified Betta Therm heater at Big Al’s Aquarium Supercentres and Petland and found it for offer at petsmart.com and Amazon.ca. In an email, Petland spokeswoman Amy Pawson Blackwell said the company was pulling the BettaTherm from its shelves and that its sup- plier had suspended ordering and distributing the heater until it receives more information about its certification from the manufacturer. The BettaTherm is made in China by Zoo Med Laboratories of San Luis Obispo, Calif. In an email, Keith Morris, Zoo Med’s National Sales Manager, told CBC that since 95 per cent of its sales are in the U.S. it com- plies with U.S. law, which doesn’t require test- ing. Morris says the company voluntarily submits some products for testing, but that it is PET’S ‘N’ PONDS up to Canadian importers to make sure the 11A Frank Street, Strathroy, Ontario N7G 2R2 product conforms to Canadian law. He says 519-245-0721 no Canadian importer has given Zoo Med a Monday-Thursday Saturday copy of what’s required in this country. 11:00 a.m.—7:00 p.m. 10:00 a.m.—5:00 p.m. Friday Sunday: 10:00 a.m.-5:00 a.m. At Big Al’s Go Public also bought an 10:00 a.m.—8:00 p.m. uncertified temperature regulator for a reptile www.facebook.com/pages/Pets-N-Ponds/ cage. 154308937946767?sk=info
London Aquaria Society Page 6 We are excited to announce we have moved to a new location to better provide a larger selection of fish and corals. Watch Kijiji for the opening date coming soon. Sealife Central has moved to: 3392 Wonderland Rd, London, ON N6L 1J9, Canada.
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A spokesman for Big Al’s, Derek Zabielski, said in an email the company has re- moved the product from its shelves, and was conducting a review of how the prod- uct came to be offered for sale. City warns consumers to look for CSA stamp
We showed both the aquarium heater and the temperature regulator to Edmonton’s chief elec- trical inspector. Brian Magega gave a thumbs-down to both devices, especially the Repti-Temp Rheostat. “It’s not legal, and I would consider it not safe,“ said Magega, who said he wouldn’t use the device in his own home, because its plug isn’t grounded or properly sealed. Magega says electrical devices that don’t have the CSA, or other approved stamp, haven’t been fire or shock-tested for the purpose they’re being sold.
London Aquaria Society Page 7 Uncertified equipment easy to find cont’d from page 7
The Alberta Electrical Code Regulation prohibits the manufacture, importation or sale of any electrical device, including aquarium equipment, that hasn’t been inspected or certified by an accred- ited testing agency. But responsibility for enforcing the Code falls to municipal electrical inspectors who spend most of their time inspecting wiring in buildings and who don’t do proactive store inspections. “It’s buyer beware,“ Magega said. “Unfortunately these types of products do get into the country, and we don’t know about it until we get a complaint.” “Of course they want to bring in a cheaper product, so that they can pass on the savings,” Magega said. “But in the long run there’s no savings here. And of course there’s added risk [from] using a device that doesn’t have the appropriate certification.” After CBC Go Public spoke with Magega, the City of Edmonton sent staff to inspect the shelves at sev- eral pet stores. At one store the BettaTherm heater and reptile thermostat had been removed, but the city found two uncertified air pumps for sale. The city says it sent a written warning to that store and reminders to the others about what markings should be on the products they sell. Federal laws also forbid the sale of unsafe products. The Canada Consumer Product Safety Act prohibits anything that could pose a risk to human health or safety from being sold, or made, or brought into Canada, and gives Health Canada the power to investigate complaints. But Matthew Edlund believes consumer protection laws aren’t effective if they’re not actively enforced. He says “Buyer beware” isn’t good enough and says products should be inspected before they’re put on store shelves. “There’s three levels of government that are supposed to be looking at this,” he said. “The manufacturers of this equipment have realized that no-one is looking, so they don’t have Wonderful Pets-Excellent to spend the extra expense to get the certifica- Products tion.” Superior How to protect yourself from unsafe electrical devices Aquariums
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London Aquaria Society Page 8 THE SIZE HIERACHY FACTOR
By: Robert Speare, London Aquaria Society Submitted by: John Swick, London Aquaria Society, May 2013
Any Hobbyist who has bred fish, whether a livebearer or egglayer, will probably have noticed that some of his fry will grow much quicker than others. The larger fry will reach a mature or sale- able size long before the smaller fry do. These smaller fry are usually considered runts and as such these small fish usually end up being given away at an early age or fed off to the fishkeepers largest pet. Now of course the smallest of these small fish are definitely runts and should be destroyed as it is useless to waste valuable time, food and space on these creatures...but not all of these fish are useless.
The reason some of the fish stay smaller is due to the size hierarchy factor. There are many theories behind this factor, the most likely one dealing with a build up of toxic urine but the factor leads to the big fish getting bigger while the little fish appear to get smaller. But this need not remain so. The little fish have the same capabilities of growing into fine stock if they are raised properly. This involves setting up two tanks for a spawn. The spawn is put into the first tank and kept there until two or three weeks has gone by and they are all starting to show their differences in size. At this time two things should be done. First, the tiniest of the fry should be removed and destroyed. These will be the runs and will not be worth raising anyway. Next, the smaller fry are removed to the sec- ond tank so that when the job is completed, it resembles two groups of fish of different sizes. These two groups of fish are raised with all the food and care that you can possibly give your fish and in two weeks time a change will be noted. Some of the small “runts” will be the same size as their original giant brethren. It is time to wield the net again and rearrange the fish. All the large fish from the “runt” tank are re- turned to the original tank and any of the originals that have fallen behind are put into the “runt” tank to catch up to the rest of the spawn. This is continued until the spawn has reached saleable size. By using this system, it is hoped that instead of those few good young that would have been raised, the hobbyist will be able to produce larger, bigger and more uniform spawns.
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London Aquaria Society Page 9 Green pufferfish Tetraodon nigroviridis
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Common Name: Green pufferfish
Scientific Name Of The Species Tetraodon nigroviridis
Usual maximum size in fish tanks (min -max):10 - 17 cm ( 3.94" - 6.69") Recommended pH of water for Green pufferfish:7.5 - 8.5 Water hardness (dGH) should be be- tween:12 - 18 °N Recommended water temperature for Green pufferfish:23 - 28 °C ( 73.4 - 82.4 ° F ) Compatibility when kept in fish tanks (to it's own species):aggressive/territorial (visit this article) Compatibility (temperament to other fish species):peaceful (visit this article) Preferred place when kept in fish tanks:Bottom levels The way of breeding:Spawning This species originates from:South Asia
Information about care: Food
The Green Pufferfish is highly car- nivorous and will feed on crustaceans, worms, and krill. If other fish are present in the aquarium, they might even eat the scales and fins off those tank mates. But this is not a rule. Sexing: There are no clear methods for sexing the Green Pufferfish.
Breeding: Captive breeding for the Green Pufferfish is likely to happen if there is both a male and female present. The problem is, the mortality rate for the fry is fairly high. The female will lay her clear eggs in a tight space on a hard surface. The male will protect the eggs by using his body to shield them from predators. After approximately one week the eggs will hatch and the fry can be fed foods such as newly hatched brine shrimp or microworms. When they get a little larger they should eat small snails. Lifespan: The lifespan of the Green Pufferfish is approximately 15 years under the right conditions.
Origin: Green Pufferfish can be found along costal areas of Asia along the east coast, down to the south coast. These fish are found in areas of both fresh and brackish waters.
London Aquaria Society Page 10 C.A.O.A.C. Events Calendar For 2013/2014
October 20 - 11:00 a.m. C.A.O.A.C. Executive Meeeting, Waterdown Ontario 20 - 12:00 a.m. C.A.O.A.C. General Meeting, Waterdown, Ontario 27 - Kitchener Waterloo Aquarium Society Oktoberfish, Kitchener, On- tario. Please not room location has been changed to the basement this year. Details can be found here. November 2 - Tropical Fish Club of Erie County - Auction only - Details can be found here. 3 - Peel Region Aquarium Society Auction. Details will be found on here their website. 9 - Chatham-Kent Aquarium Society presents a Dinner and Guest Speaker - Ted Judy, Chatham Ontario. Details can be found here. 10 - St. Catharines & Area Aquarium Society - Fall Auction - Details can be found here. 16 - Hamilton & District Aquarium Society presents a Dinner & Guest Speaker - Mark Denaro, Waterdown, Ontario. Details can be found here. 17 - 11:00 a.m. - CAOAC Executive Meeting, Waterdown, Ontario. 17 - 12:00 a.m. - CAOAC General Meeting, Waterdown, Ontario. December 8 - 11:00 a.m. CAOAC Executive Meeting, Waterdown, Ontario 8 - 12:00 a.m. CAOAC General Meeting, Waterdown, Ontario March: 29 - Brant Aquarium Society, Annual Spring Show & Auction April: 6 - Durham & Region Aquarium Society, Aquariana Show & Auction May: 4 - London Aquaria Society, Spring Auction, Dorchester, Ontario - Details will be found here.
Green pufferfish—Tetraodon nigroviridis cont’d from page 10
Short Description: Young Green Pufferfish can be kept in fresh to slightly brackish water but the adults can be kept in brackish water aquariums. If the water levels are to be changed they need to be conditioned to different saline lev- els gradually. These fish need plenty of swimming space and hide outs because of their aggressive behavior. The Green Pufferfish will need to be fed hard foods such as snails. The shells are used to keep their teeth filed down. Their teeth can eventually grow too long where they can no longer eat.
London Aquaria Society Page 11 JAR SHOW RESULTS
Name Month Fish Name Gift Certificate Sponsor Bob Steele Sept. L-260 Pleco Pet’s & Ponds Bob Steele Sept. Procambarus clarkia (non-fish) Moore Water Gardens Name Month Adult Fish Competition Ribbon Bob Steele Sept. Loaches, Suckers & Catfish L-260 Pleco Red Bob Steele Sept. Loaches, Suckers & Catfish Sterbai Corydoras (Corydoras sterbai) Blue Bob Steele Sept. LS&C Peru Orange Laster Corydoras (Cordoras CW023) White Bob Steele Sept. LS&C Galaxy Woodcat (Tatia galaxias) Bob Steele Sept. LS&C Albino Bushy-nosed Pleco (Ancistrus sp.) Bob Steele Sept. LS&C L-250 Pleco Bob Steele Sept. LS&C Corydoras wotroi Bob Steele Sept. LS&C Corydoras ambiacus Bob Steele Sept. LS&C Banjo catfish (Bunocephalus coracoideus) Bob Steele Sept. LS&C Hi-fin Pepper Corydoras (Corydoras paleatus) Bob Steele Sept. LS&C Glass Catfish (Kryptoterus bicirrhis Jennifer McNaughton Sept. LS&C Whiptail Catfish Jennifer McNaughton Sept. LS&C Featherfin Synodontis (Synodontis eupterus) Jennifer McNaughton Sept. LS&C 3 Beacon Pleco L091 (Leporacanthicus triactis) Bob Steele Sept. LS&C Non-fish Red Swamp Crayfish (Procambarus clarkia) Red
Name Month Adult Plant Competition James Kelly Sept. Open Java Fern (Sword-type) (Microsorium pteropus) Red Tank thief caught when he returned to buy goldfish http://www.practicalfishkeeping.co.uk/content.php? sid=5767&utm_source=PFK_newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=June_21_2013&utm_term=Tank_thie f_caught_when_he_returned_to_buy_goldfish&utm_content=html A man who stole a fish tank from a Wakefield branch of Pets at Home was caught when he went back to the store to purchase a goldfish to put in it! Wakefield magistrates heard how Nigel Ball (52) had gone into the store on Westgate Retail Park on May 29 and taken the hexagonal Aqua One tank off the shelf, before walking out with it. Staff only discovered the £50 tank was missing later. However, Ball later returned to the store to buy a goldfish. When staff asked him what kind of aquarium he had at home, he pointed to the spot where the stolen tank had been and then identified one of a similar design. Staff became suspicious and asked him to fill out a form with his name and address. Police were called and he was arrested. The stolen tank was found at his home in Walnut Avenue, Peacock. Ball ad- mitted theft. Magistrates adjourned sentencing until next month.
London Aquaria Society Page 12 Month Plant Aquatic Fish Categories Class Category Animals
September open open fish Loaches, Suckers & Catfish (e.g. Corydoras, Brochis, Plecos) Non-fish October open open Cyprinids (e.g. Goldfish, Koi, Barbs, Danios, Sharks, Rasboras, White Clouds….) Family November open open Cichlids-substrate spawning (e.g. Angels, Dribs, Rams…. - mouth-brooding (e.g., Aulonocara…) Pairs
December none none Due to Christmas Pot Luck - January open open fish Guppies, (Fancy, Trinadadian...) - February open open fish Anabantids (e.g. Bettas, Gouramis, Paradise - March open open fish Mollies, Platies, Swordtails Non-fish April open open fish Characoids (Tetras, Hatchetfish, Silver Dollars...) Family May open open fish My Favourite Fish (any type of fish) Pairs June none none None due to Awards Night -
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