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More Great Content: ↓ Continue Reading To See This Amazing Video Some of the most popular types of aquarium fish are colorful, like a classic orange goldfish or bright blue betta. But some fascinating black fish can take your aquarium to the next level. Read on to discover 10 black freshwater fish perfect for your aquarium! 1. Black Moor Goldfish Black moor goldfish turn darker as they age; some get a lovely charcoal black. ©Eric Isselee/Shutterstock.com Let's start with the classic goldfish; instead of an orange color, the black moor goldfish is black. Do they have enormous bulging eyes? Yes! Does it make them look super cool? Yes! Black moor goldfish are sometimes called dragon eye fish due to their cartoon-like eyeballs. Their bodies are somewhat egg-shaped, and they have beautiful flowing fins. As they age, they turn darker, some get a lovely charcoal black. As adults, they can get to be 6-8 inches long. Black moor goldfish are selectively bred to achieve their characteristi

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The man charged in the taking of two emperor tamarin monkeys from the Dallas Zoo has also been linked to two other recent incidents there, authorities said Friday. Davion Irvin, 24, has been charged with two counts of burglary to a building in connection with the cutting of the enclosure fences for the clouded leopard and emperor tamarin monkeys, Dallas Police said Friday. He was also linked to the cutting of the habitat of the zoo's langur monkeys, police said. The langur monkeys didn't escape and weren't harmed; the leopard did but was later found safe near its pen. Lowman said police were still investigating whether there's any connection to the suspicious death of an endangered vulture at the zoo. Irvin was arrested Thursday on six counts of animal cruelty — three each for the two emperor tamarin monkeys that were taken, police said. His bail was set at $25,000 and jail records didn't list an attorney for him. Police said additional charges are

Pisces USA is excited to announce a brand new addition to their Natural Décor range – a stunning range of aquascaping rocks under the Aqua Natural brand. There are three unique and beautiful styles of rocks included with in this range under the 'Aqua Natural' brand. These are available exclusively through Pisces USA and will be on show at Global Pet Expo 2022, Booth 4644 Aqua Natural Glitter Rocks by Pisces USA are a unique and rare mica rich quartz. The Mica has natural light reflecting facets which give this rock a beautiful sparkle and shimmer when both dry and wet. This kit is an assortment of pieces handpicked by our aquarium design specialists – each piece is guaranteed to be unique and a natural sculpture of nature. All Aqua Natural products are sustainable and responsibly sourced under license and have a lower carbon footprint than resin ornaments or plastic rock copies. Our exclusive range of all natural products are the eco-friendly way of adding attractive

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For some people, there is nothing better than enjoying the hot Cheddar Bay Biscuits and an order of Walt's Favorite Shrimp at the local Red Lobster restaurant. But, sometimes the convenience of satisfying that food craving at home takes over. Luckily, Red Lobster has added a line of frozen seafood products and now those classic flavors can be enjoyed at the home table. Although the Red Lobster restaurant experience will never be replaced, the iconic food brand has expanded beyond the table and to-go order. Currently, the brand has a robust biscuit line-up. From the various mixes to the ready-to-bake Cheddar Bay Biscuits, there are many ways to bring those flavors to the home kitchen. Many home cooks have taken to re-create a variety of recipes using those products and favorite flavors. The newest frozen seafood products feature several familiar flavors but are presented in a slightly different way. The four retail offerings are Cheddar Bay Biscuit Shrimp, Cheddar Bay Biscuit Cod, C

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Other rodents are very different. The Arctic shrew is a solitary creature. Try keeping one in a cage, and it'll be doing just fine. Put two in a cage together, however, and one will die. We don't know through exactly what means the weak shrew dies. We see no sign of one shrew attacking the other. We just see one shrew soon dead, perhaps from psychic shrew beams.  Quinten Wiegersma The Taming of the Shrew  was supposed to be a warning, not an instruction manual.  Since we don't observe just how the shrew dies in another's presence, you might say this vulnerability labels shrews as terminal introverts, rather than killers. But let's be honest: Is there really such a difference between those two groups? You know what they say about the quiet ones.  1 Australian Horses and Cows We're always talking about Australia as a place of deadly animals. It's the land of spiders and snakes and sharks, and the home of the deadly bunyi

More Great Content: ↓ Continue Reading To See This Amazing Video Some of the most popular types of aquarium fish are colorful, like a classic orange goldfish or bright blue betta. But some fascinating black fish can take your aquarium to the next level. Read on to discover 10 black freshwater fish perfect for your aquarium! 1. Black Moor Goldfish Black moor goldfish turn darker as they age; some get a lovely charcoal black. ©Eric Isselee/Shutterstock.com Let's start with the classic goldfish; instead of an orange color, the black moor goldfish is black. Do they have enormous bulging eyes? Yes! Does it make them look super cool? Yes! Black moor goldfish are sometimes called dragon eye fish due to their cartoon-like eyeballs. Their bodies are somewhat egg-shaped, and they have beautiful flowing fins. As they age, they turn darker, some get a lovely charcoal black. As adults, they can get to be 6-8 inches long. Black moor goldfish are selectively bred to achieve their characteristi

More Great Content: ↓ Continue Reading To See This Amazing Video If you have a home aquarium filled with various amazing fish coexisting in harmony, you probably are not looking to add a troublemaker. However, some of the most aggressive fish can be incredibly fascinating and admirable for their tenacity. While aggressive fish may not be the best fit for a community tank, you can create an intriguing home aquarium to enjoy some of the most spirited freshwater fish when housed alone or with specific species. Read on to learn about the most aggressive freshwater fish for home aquariums. Why are Some Fish Aggressive? First, let's explain a bit about why some fish might be more aggressive than others. Fish can be aggressive for several reasons. One of the most common times you will see aggression is when fish guard their territory. That makes sense! They want to keep their "home" safe from other fish to have a safe place to hide and rest. Fish may also be more aggressive if

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These merchandising tips will keep citrus sales strong year-round. Originally printed in the January 2023 issue of Produce Business . There was once a time when the citrus section in supermarkets was nonexistent or nearly so — even in top citrus-producing states like Florida. And, especially in months like August and September. Not so today. Citrus, including mandarins, oranges, lemons, limes, grapefruit, tangerines, tangelos and specialties, represented 6.9% of total produce sales and 14% of total fruit dollars, according to Nielsen Total U.S. data for the 52-weeks ending Oct. 1, 2022, as provided by New York, NY-headquartered Nielsen. What's more, this juicy sweet-tart fruit category summed up to a steady 6.8% of produce sales in Q4 2021, 8.8% in Q1 2022, 6.8% in Q2 2022, and 5.3% in Q3 2022, also based on Nielsen data. "The citrus category is year-round in our stores," says Brent Demarest, produce purchasing team leader for the S

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More Great Content: ↓ Continue Reading To See This Amazing Video If you have a home aquarium filled with various amazing fish coexisting in harmony, you probably are not looking to add a troublemaker. However, some of the most aggressive fish can be incredibly fascinating and admirable for their tenacity. While aggressive fish may not be the best fit for a community tank, you can create an intriguing home aquarium to enjoy some of the most spirited freshwater fish when housed alone or with specific species. Read on to learn about the most aggressive freshwater fish for home aquariums. Why are Some Fish Aggressive? First, let's explain a bit about why some fish might be more aggressive than others. Fish can be aggressive for several reasons. One of the most common times you will see aggression is when fish guard their territory. That makes sense! They want to keep their "home" safe from other fish to have a safe place to hide and rest. Fish may also be more aggressive if