This video will take some time to load, the faster your internet connection, the less time it takes to load. If you can't see the video, shown just above, try clicking here.   From Tom's Aquarium Socolofi Female Mouthbrooding Fry In the video, shown above, you can see a female Pseudotropheus socolofi, which is sometimes called a Pindani. She spawned 2 or 3 weeks ago and is mouthbrooding her fry. Tom and Nevin will talk about her during the show. You are welcome to call during any show and ask question about her or call and talk about your fish.   This video will take some time to load, the faster your internet connection, the less time it takes to load. If you can't see the video, shown just above, try clicking here.   More from Tom's Aquarium Three Beacon Plecostomus L091 In the video, shown above, you can see Tom's catfish that lives in an aquarium with about 20 Mbuna Cichlids. This catfish was called L091 for a while, before it was given the scientific name Leporacanthicus triactis. The catfish in the genus Leporacanthicus are sometimes called Vampire Plecos, because they have long front teeth. But they use these teeth to eat snails and freshwater sponges not to suck blood! In this video you can see this catfish wave its tail at an Mbuna. The top edge of  its tail is covered with spikes and looks like an effective weapon, as shown below. This fish hides in the same ceramic ornament most of the day and rare comes out. You are welcome to call during any show and ask question about this fish or call and talk about your fish.     Links to "Fish in the News" from Nevin The origin of Jawed Vertebrates https://sciencedaily.com/releases/2009/01/090115103808.htm   Fish Guts Explain Marine Carbon Cycle Mystery https://sciencedaily.com/releases/2009/01/090115164607.htm   Unraveling The Mystery Of Camouflage https://sciencedaily.com/releases/2009/01/090115164615.htm   Links to "Fish in the News" from Jourdan in CT Link to South American Leaf Fish on the Aquarium Wiki: https://theaquariumwiki.com/Monocirrhus_polyacanthus Link to Pitbull Plecostomus on the Aquarium Wiki https://theaquariumwiki.com/Pitbull_pleco Lastly, link to Aquarium Wiki forum https://theaquariumwiki.com/forum/index.php https://news.yahoo.com/ ... australia Unusual new creature found Growing taste for reef fish causes them to diminish. https://nytimes.com/ ... reef.html?_r=1 Fish poop helping keep the ocean pH balanced https://courant.com/ ... story Florida Aquarium getting praise https://www2.tbo.com/ ... news-breaking/ Man steals shark from aquarium store https://abclocal.go.com/ ... 6605918 https://wate.com/global/story.asp?s=9681032 Rare spotted eagle rays born https://wdetfm.org/ ... reopen-belle-isle-aquarium/ Group trying to reopen Belle Isle aquarium Aquarium of the Bay Welcoming a new skate https://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/090119/sf60104.html?.v=1 Mangroves in Need of Protection https://floridatoday.com/ ... 1005/rss04 Okeanos Aquascaping brings hobbyists dream to life https://pr.com/press-release/100534 Free visit to Aquarium https://nst.com.my/ ... index_html Penguin Palace finds place at S.C. Aquarium https://charleston.net/ ... aquari68824/ Giant clams in danger https://enews.mcot.net/view.php?id=8134 Swim with sharks to help muscle charity https://iccheshireonline.icnetwork.co.uk/ ... 50020-name_page.html Party at an aquarium! https://centraltampa2.tbo.com/ ... party-at-the-aquarium/news/ Mahi-mahi passes test https://starbulletin.com/ ... mahi_passes_the_test.html   Jourdan's Mystery Fish of the Week The previous mystery fish, shown in the Listening Guide for show 312, was The Mangrove Cichlid, which has the scientific name Tilapia mariae. Click here to see the Listening Guide for show 312. Click here to learn more about Tilapia mariae. Thanks for playing. Now here's this weeks fish, shown below. It is a gentle, shy South American Cichlid, and can be found in Guyana, in the Orinoco.     Special thanks, as usual, to Jourdan in Connecticut for emailing us these links and the picture of this week's mystery fish.   Callers during this Show Evan from Colorado calls and says he has recently rearranged the live rock in his 77-gallon saltwater aquarium, and he likes it much better now. Brad from Troy, Michigan, calls and says his 40-gallon tall aquarium is doing much better, and his Angel Fish have spawned twice. Brad describes all the details about his aquarium, including the filter, food, water conditions, etc. The Bailey Brothers encourage YOU to call Pet Fish Talk during the show and talk about your pet fish.     Download of this Entire Show Here's how: Right-Click here, then click on "Save Target (or Link) As ...".  Navigate to the folder you prefer, and click on the button labeled "Save". Later you can copy the MP3-file to your iPod or other MP3-player. 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