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Welcome!

The BR has been promoting Aquarium Breeding of Saltwater Fish and Invertebrates

through Articles and its ever-growing Spawning Report database since 1993!

Home & Professional Aquarists: To report a Spawning Event in your Marine Fish or Reef Aquarium click here.

(It is not necessary to have raised larvae or to be a member of the BR to submit a report!)

 

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The Breeder's Registry pays for papers & articles! See Information for Authors for details.

To submit a scientific paper or article, please This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .

 

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Although you must be a FREE Registered User to view most Spawning Reports (Database) on this website,
you do not have to be a Supporting Member to do so or to submit a Spawning Report or write an Article
on topics regarding breeding of marine aquarium fish or invertebrates.
Still, we encourage everyone to consider becoming a Supporting Member of

The Breeder's Registry

because, as a member or corporate sponsor, you are financially supporting this free dissemination of information regarding aquarium propagation of marine fishes and corals. Supporting Members also receive e-mail notifications as soon as new Articles & Spawning Reports are posted here! (among other benefits!)

JOIN TODAY!

 

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The Breeder's Registry website is updated frequently.

Be sure to check back often!

MORE REPORTS! MORE ON-LINE ARTICLES!

MORE PHOTOS! MORE LINKS!

 

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NEW FOR 2009!

The BR's first-ever Spawning Reports for the Harlequin Filefish,
the Sixline Wrasse with videos of spawning and prolarva development and
the Bluestreak Cleaner Wrasse (Labroides dimidiatus)
with photos and video of a spawning.

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New 2009 Journal of Maquaculture article:

by Tom Lang, CEO, The Breeder's Registry.


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Read the results of the Aquarium Anemone Health and Longevity Survey!

(Thanks to all BR members who participated!)


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Featured Public Aquarium Propagation Program:

Waikiki Aquarium

Photos Copyright © The Breeder's Registry.

Hawaiian Masked Angelfish (Genicanthus personatus)
hatched from egg by Karen Brittain.


Outdoor plastic bins for growing corals.
(does anyone recognize who's back that is?)


Close-up of corals growing in outdoor bins under natural sunlight.

Outdoor larval lab at the Waikiki Aquarium.

 

 

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Highlighted REPORTS & ARTICLES:

Spawning Report submission
from Holland on how to raise hundreds of Amphiprion clarkii larvae
on only 2 feedings a day!

 

Breeding Coral Fishes in Closed Systems
by Graham F. Cox, The Aquarist, November, 1977
(great historical reference - some things just haven't changed that much!)

AND

Ethological observations on the blennioid fishes Hypsoblennius hentz (Le Sueur)
and Chasmodes saburrae (Jordan and Gilbert)

by Martin A. Moe Jr.
unpublished paper, spring 1966
A great example of behavioral observations and original drawings!

 

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More database report highlights:

Valenciennea muralis - Orange stripe goby, Mural Goby, Valencienne's goby
with microphotographs of eggs and hatching larvae

 

Amblygobius albimaculatus - Banded goby
with a complete taxonomy revision for Family Gobiidae and expanded suggested reading list!

 

Histrio histrio - Sargassum fish

 

Apogon compressus - Ochre-banded cardinalfish
with a complete taxonomy revision for Family Apogonidae and expanded suggested reading list!

 

Amphiprion akindynos - Barrier reef clownfish

 

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