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April 12 CCA Meeting - Jim Karanikas - Aquarium Safety and Automation

Join us and fellow fish lovers on April 12 for an informative talk about Aquarium Safety and Automation! Let's face it, we're all busy with life. Come join us for this talk to learn how to automate more things in your fish room and equally important, how to ensure you and your fish are staying safe! The talk will help ensure you're utilizing fishroom best practices. Come and learn something new!

***ALSO - we will have food for purchase!***

Here are the details:

April 12 @ JOHN F KENNEDY HIGH SCHOOL:

1901 Randolph Rd, Wheaton-Glenmont, MD 20902

  • Meeting from 1:00-4:30 PM
  • Socializing 1:00-1:30 pm
  • Speaker at 1:30-2:30 pm
  • Break at 2:30-2:45 pm
  • Mini Auction at 2:45

Topic: Aquarium Safety and Automation

Speaker: Jim Karanikas

Jim is a degreed Marine Biologist from the University of Maryland in College Park. He is the owner/operator of Aquatic Inspirations, an aquarium installation/maintenance company based in Maryland and in South Florida. His company designs, installs, and services custom aquariums all over the world.

Jim's passion for aquatic life started at a young age when his mother got him an aquarium as a child. This passion is what drives him today, setting up 5,000 gallon aquariums where he scuba dives in to clean and aquariums installed in homes on private islands.

Jim loves teaching people of all ages how to maintain and enjoy the beauty of keeping aquatic life. He says keeping aquariums should be easy and stress free when done correctly. He has developed a very easy to follow method of maintaining aquariums in a natural way. He hopes all of his clients get years of enjoyment from his underwater artwork!

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Central American:
Amphilophus Lyonsi- 7” female, 2 @ 3” (usexed)
Cribroheros Roberstoni- 2.5”
Cryptoheros Chetumalensis- 3”
Vieja Melanura “LAGO Peten” (F2)- 3”-5”
Nicaraguensis- F2 breeding pairs 2 pairs available
Nicaraguensis Juveniles- 2”
Thorichthys Maculpinnis- (elliotti) 4” breeding female, M/F pair
Thorichthys Meeki-(firemouth) 3”-5”

South American:
Hypselecara Coryphaenoides- (yellow nape chocolate)- 1.5”
Hypselecara temporalis 5”
Guianacara Dacrya- 2”-5”
Aequidens Diadema 5”
Aequidens Metae 5”

Tetras:
Hyphessobrycon Margitae
Hyphessobrycon Pulchripnnis (orange eye)
Hyphessobrycon Sweglesi

Plecos and Catfish:
Megalechis Picta (WC) 3.5”-4”
Super Red Bristlenose- 2 males available 3”
L397- 2 available- 3.5”
L494- 2 available- 3”
L037- 1 available- 4”
L204- 1 available- 4.5”
L340 (WC)- 3 available- 2”-2.5”
L137 (WC)- 1 available- 6”
L135 (WC)- 1 available 3”
L201 (WC)-1 available 2.5”
L473 (WC)- 1 available 3”
Hypostomus Sertanejo (WC)

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Any idea on fish pond will be appreciated, just want to know about it so that i can takecare of mine at home.

Group of 6 Long Fin Snow Whole BN plecos.

Group of 6 Long Fin Snow White Plecos approximately 2” bred by me here in Rockville Md water. Available Monday-Friday 3pm-9pm. $300

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25 x 25 Aquarium size.

Since my previous Aquarium was broken 2 years ago, I've been looking for the actual size if you have one laying round you please let me know.

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