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Aloha and welcome to Aquariums and Ponds in Hawaii. This website is brand new and is dedicated to serious pond and aquarium enthusiasts in Hawaii and around the world. It's a place where you can learn, share your personal experiences, or ask questions about aquariums, ponds, etc.

Information about Ogon Koi, Common/Fancy Guppy, Tetra, Yellow Lab Cichlid, Firemouth Cichlid, Buttifkoferi Cichlid, Angelfish, Comet, Veil Tail Goldfish, and a variety of pond and aquarium plants is readily available here. You can search the forums, or contact us directly using the information below.

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1)Dwarf Gouramis are a beautiful add to ANY aquarium. They thrive in highly vegetated tanks. Males are brightly colored, while females tend to be a bit dull in color.

NOTE: Breeding of this species is rather easy if you are patient enough to give them what they need. Plants are a must, as the male Gouramis make their bubble nests in the plants. You can also lower the water levels to 'push' spawning of these beautiful fish.

2)A good shot of my arrowhead in pond.

NOTE: Arrowhead produces stalks of delicate white, 3 petaled flowers above arrow-shaped leaves, from early until late summer reaching 2 feet tall. Plants emerge in spring later than many other marginal plants. Plant in containers lest it spread too aggressively. Needs wet soil or will grow in water up to 6 inches deep. Grow in full sun or in partial shade.

3)Electric Yellow Cichlids(Labidochromis tanganyicae). I have been fascinated with cichlids for a long time.

NOTE: Since they are Malawian cichlids, Electric Yellows are lacustrine fish that live in waters of high pH and hardness. They live between 10 and 40 meters deep. Thus, they are virtually uninfluenced by both water pressure and photosensitivity and will do well in a standard Malawi tank.

4)One of the couple guppies(Poecilia reticulata) I am breeding! These half black guppies are amazing. I love the veil tails as well. Check out the other pics of the all yellow guppies, and look in the future for the all yellows, with a larger black spot on the tails!

NOTE: The hardiest of fish, and one of the easiest to breed, guppies make excellent beginner aquarium fish, and also provide the seasoned enthusiast with many breeding challenges. Colors, fin sizes and even eye colors have made guppies one of the most interesting fish for professional breeders.

Contact info:
Ponds and Aquariums of Hawaii
P.O. Box 262
Mountain View, HI 96771
(808)557-5687
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