fish bred in captivity

[bjkramer]

Is there any type of reference available that lists fish that have been bred in captivity? Obviously more interested in marine hobby fish.

 

[Travis L. Stevens]

Here's the most complete list I've ever found. There might be something better out there though, but this is a good start: http://www.rcthawaii.com/cvb/5.htm

 

[FMarini]

while comprehensive, that list identifies lots of fish that have been bred once or twice in captivity. So its pretty much pie in the sky, but it doies answer your question.

If you go to ORA or C-quests website, you can find what is commonly available as captive produced animals. which are not many

 

[Travis L. Stevens]

Agreed. I guess I should have mentioned that when I posted. Thanks FMarini.

 

[GreshamH]

Poor Beaker He always got the short end of the stick :lol:

 

[tpdpercula]

Any one know if Flame Angels have been bred in captivity. I noticed on the list that they were not listed as being bred in captivity but I remember seeing awhile back some one on RC having some success w/ them. Im in the process of ordering an already paired set of them.

Thanks
Ian

 

[coralfish]

Yes they have.

 

[coralfish]

http://www.hawaiibusiness.com/archivearticle.aspx?id=218&qr=

http://www.oceanicinstitute.org/_oldsite/news&info/03FlameAngelfish.html

 

[coralfish]

and finally

http://www.marineland.com/seascope/ss2002_issue3.pdf

 

[FMarini]

yes flame angels were one of the fish Frank Baensch is focusing on.
Until he moved his facility you could buy flames, cherubs, and pygmy angels. Approx price was $275+/fish