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Alien invasive fish species in Polish waters: an overview – Grabowska et al 2010

For the last 800 years, 35 alien fish species have been introduced, mainly intentionally, in Polish inland waters. The paper reviews the present state of alien fish fauna in Poland, with special attention paid to those considered to be invasive. Till now 26 species have been reported as naturalized, acclimatized

1st January 2018 No Comments

Biotope

Biotopes of Brunei | Aquatic Treasures in the Labi Jungle

On 17th February 2017, a 3 member team from the Brunei Biotope Group including myself set off on a journey into the jungles of Labi (located in South East of Belait District in Brunei Darussalam) in search of a tall waterfall known to locals as Wasai Belulok situated along the

19th March 2017 2 Comments

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Biodiversity of the Rio Paraná Delta, Argentina

For many years, when thinking about ornamental fish, I wonder how this paradise of species has not been better recognised and appreciated. This Argentine delta is a unique place, unlike any other similar habitat in the world. It is a beautiful wetland, a magical place with lagoons, jungle, grasslands and

31st March 2015 2 Comments