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16.01.2022 We are going to the printers very shortly with our 2019 Fishes of Sahul year book. It is a fabulous edition with great articles and beautiful photos as always. Please put in your order asap as we need to know numbers and we don't want anyone to miss out!! https://www.angfa.org.au/fishes-of-sahul-hardcopy.html
15.01.2022 First fish tank installed at Bundoora Secondary College. This is part of our Fish Tanks in Schools program. The fish (Southern Pygmy Perch) will be stocked next week.
15.01.2022 The latest issue of Fishes of Sahul is now available online via the ANGFA website. This issue is a real cracker featuring stories and fishes from New Guinea. W...e have our first ever article from Hans Evers, renowned writer and chaser of fish in all corners of the world on Birds Head rainbowfishes, the most comprehensive review of the Blue-eye genus Kiunga and a Fish in Focus on the Sorong Rainbowfish. Thanks to all our authors, reviewers and editors for their great contributions! To access this issue login on this page https://angfa.org.au/join-angfa.html then head to the Fishes of Sahul link in the left side menus, then select the middle option, Latest volume of Fishes of Sahul
13.01.2022 The ANGFA Vic club meeting, that was to be held on Friday 3rd April is cancelled, and all ANGFA Vic club meetings this year are cancelled until further notice. ...We will keep everyone posted as soon as this situation changes. On a positive note, we will be running field trips as usual (subject to social distancing recommendations). The next ANGFA Vic field trip is on Saturday 4th April to upper Plenty River and King Parrot Creek. Stay tuned for more details. Thank you in advance for all your understanding during this crazy time of uncertainty regarding virus transmission and the responsibility we have to keep everyone safe
13.01.2022 Our ANGFA Vic Zoom event
13.01.2022 Some really cool results from Luciano Beheregaray's lab at Flinders Uni on their research on rainbowfishes from different climatic regions and how they can deal... with different climates / adapt to future climates. The article was just published in PNAS (which is one of the top science journals) with an accompanying article in the conversation. https://theconversation.com/which-species-will-win-and-lose https://www.pnas.org/cgi/doi/10.1073/pnas.1921124117
11.01.2022 Less than two hours to our "Conversation with Dave Wilson" ANGFA Vic Zoom event.
10.01.2022 Mugilogobius littoralis - Goby from the NT
09.01.2022 Upcoming Zoom event: August, date to be confirmed shortly "A conversation with Dave Wilson" ANGFA Victoria can confirm that Dave Wilson (well known long-time AN...GFA member, bureaucratic agitator, fish collector and owner of fish and plant wholesaler AquaGreen) has agreed to join us on our first contact-free Zoom club meeting. The meeting will commence as a casual conversation between the administrator/s and Dave where he will talk about a number of topics. We are requesting that members send questions/topics that they would like Dave to touch on in this conversation, to Greg Martin's email address [email protected], prior to the event. This event will be open to anyone who is interested in joining us on the night and a formal invite (web link) will be posted as soon as the date is locked in. Watch this space See more
09.01.2022 ANGFA VICS PLANNED FIELD TRIP TO KING PARROT CREEK IS NOW CANCELLED. As guidelines to help slow the spread of Covid-19 are refined and more stringent measures a...re put in place, running our field trip on Saturday 4th April now looks like a bad idea. The current advice is "Avoid all unnecessary travel", furthermore, camping in National Parks is now banned. Sorry folks. Watch this space for news about when we will be able to run the next field trip. See more
05.01.2022 A bit of cross fertilisation here: Native fish Australia (NFA) members (and some ANGFA Vic members) spent the early morning, then the late afternoon today, fish...ing for Macquarie Perch for the upcoming "Macka" breeding season at the NFA fish hatchery. The Yarra River has some good populations of Mackas, although numbers are low. Tim Curmi Gybe Forster Brian Daniells See more
05.01.2022 Gosh! A reminder to NEVER release, or allow to be released, any aquarium fish into our precious waterways.
03.01.2022 A new paper just came out online today "Big trouble for little fish: identifying Australian freshwater fishes in imminent risk of extinction" It was from a workshop held around 18 months ago. Basically our goal was to identify the fishes most likely to go extinct in the next 20 years.https://www.publish.csiro.au/pc/PC19053
