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Title: The Aquarium bulletin
Identifier: aquariumbulletin1917broo (find matches)
Year: 1917 (1910s)
Authors: Brooklyn Aquarium Society, Inc
Subjects: Aquariums; Aquarium fishes
Publisher: Brooklyn, N. Y. : Brooklyn Aquarium Society, Inc.
Contributing Library: Smithsonian Libraries
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10 THE AQUARIUM BULLETIN Pteropliyliiiin Scalare By Joseph Froehlicii (The following article is based on actual obser- vations of the writer as well as the experiences of several European fanciers.) "Pterophylkim Scalare," what a magic word for the tish fancier. Who has not seen or heard of this most beautiful of all aquarium fishes. Aristocratic, proud and elegant are their movements, not wild like their nearest relations, such as the Chan- Originally exported to Europe from South America in 1!»1), they were first exhibited in this country at the second annual exhibition of the Brooklyn Aquarium .Society in 1913, being imported by members of this Society. It need not be said that they created quite a sensation at the time. The Scalare is a native of Brazil
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chito, Heros Spurios and other cich- lides. Its general behavior is cour- teous towards its colleagues, no vicious biting, no severing of plants, no nagging. Pterophyllum Scalare swim slowly and in a dignified manner about the tank, associate among them- selves and ignore all other inmates of the a((uarium. and is found in a tributary of the Amazon river about !HI() miles above its mouth. Contrary to the general belief these fishes are easy to keep; they are hardy and require little attention. They are not at all sensi- tive to gradual variations in tempera- ture, lack of proper feeding, diseases, etc., and are easily shipped or trans-

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  • bookauthor:Brooklyn_Aquarium_Society_Inc
  • booksubject:Aquariums
  • booksubject:Aquarium_fishes
  • bookpublisher:Brooklyn_N_Y_Brooklyn_Aquarium_Society_Inc_
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