The Eastern Iowa Aquarium Association

Welcome to the Eastern Iowa Aquarium Association .

The Eastern Iowa Aquarium Association is an educational and social society of aquatic enthusiasts. We meet monthly on the second Tuesday of every month (except July) at the Echo/Central Park Presbyterian Church, 1700 B Avenue,NE Cedar Rapids, IA ... you are welcome to come visit ... (Corner of B Avenue and 17th St. NE)

Club members also receive our monthly association newsletter the FinFlap.

We also hold a variety of public events each year including our Spring Show, Spring and Fall Auctions, and of course our summer club picnic. Join our circle of friends.

To navigate around this website, click on any writing in brownish red.  For example, click on the title of a photograph to see a larger version.  Click on the title of an article to see the entire article (especially if it says "read more" at the end of the article).  Enjoy.
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Please check our classified ad section by clicking on Classified Ads at the top of the Home page.   New things added today 07-01-09.
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There is no Tuesday night EIAA meeting in July !  Instead, please come to the picnic on Saturday July 25th.  See next article on time and place.

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• http://wfrc.usgs.gov/research/aquatic%20ecology/STSaiki6.htm
• http://www.grupoargentinodekillis.net/archivos/killis%20arg.html
• http://www.nothobranchius.org/
• http://www.cynolebias.org/public/index.html
• http://www.killifishnederland.nl/foto%27s%20ruudwildekamp.htm
• http://www.aka.org/fundulus/index.html#top
• http://www.biol.vt.edu/faculty/turner/rivmar/
• A big one on killie species & Research:  http://www.killi-data.org/
• Not really a killifish article: Joe,, an old friend, is something of a rabble rouser and the topic of aquarium water is especially dear to his heart.  His contention is that we are often being waltzed down the garden path by aquarium product companies and the more water conditioners we add, the worse off our fish will be.  He hasn't said it, but the phrase "we keep water, not fish" ight apply.  http://www.tbas1.com/TBASpdf/May2009.pdf 

Several of these websites are not in English, though some will have English versions.  Babelfish translation, available through www.altavista.com  or http://babelfish.yahoo.co./  makes the whole process a lot easier, except for the occasionally uproarious malapropism.     

• http://www.djramseyonline.com/tropfish/corespecies/coreindex.html
• http://www.bka.org.uk/BKA/species.php
• http://www.killi-data.org/pz-aplocheilichthyins.php
• http://www.itrainsfishes.net/content/
• http://killifishbrasil.com.br/killis/boletins.html
• http://www.epiplatys.de/
• http://www.mapress.com/zootaxa/2006f/zt01366p044.pdf
• http://www.nothobranchius.it/
• http://shene.killi.net/
• http://www.chromaphyosemion.de/

• http://www.alfanita.se/english.htm (Look at their fishroom)
• http:www.killifishnederland.nl/Nomenclature.htm
• http://www.aka.org/aka/modules/content/?id=2
• http://www.aka.org/aka/modules/wflinks/viewcat.php?list=A
• http://www.roloffia.com/
• http://www.killifish.f9.co.uk/Killifish/Killifish%20Website/Index.htm

Here is a website that is new to me:  www.cichlidexchange.com . They sell a variety of fish besides cichlids, too.  Check it out! ___________________________________________________________