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EP271: 50 Years of Cichlids with Ron Soucy

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This interview with Ron Soucy covers his longtime involvement in the fishkeeping hobby, especially with African Cichlids. He shares memories of being among the first to breed certain Tanganyikan fish and the excitement around new species arriving. Eric and Ron discuss how the hobby has changed, with fewer new fish and the decline of local fish stores. Ron recounts interesting breeding experiences, like Synodontis catfish acting as foster parents. He also shares his experiences as a fish wholesaler and offers tips for keeping certain fish, such as lowering the water temperature for Triglachromis and using Epsom salt. Although Ron isn't currently keeping fish, he fondly remembers his past and encourages others in the hobby to persevere and enjoy it.

Key Takeaways:
  • Start simple and learn as you go, just like Ron began with bettas.
  • Embrace the excitement of discovery and new experiences in your passions.
  • Value and cultivate the connections and friendships you make through shared interests.
  • Don't be afraid to experiment and observe closely to find solutions to challenges.
  • Persevere through setbacks and losses, as they are a natural part of any rewarding pursuit.

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This interview with Ron Soucy covers his longtime involvement in the fishkeeping hobby, especially with African Cichlids. He shares memories of being among the first to breed certain Tanganyikan fish and the excitement around new species arriving. Eric and Ron discuss how the hobby has changed, with fewer new fish and the decline of local fish stores. Ron recounts interesting breeding experiences, like Synodontis catfish acting as foster parents. He also shares his experiences as a fish wholesaler and offers tips for keeping certain fish, such as lowering the water temperature for Triglachromis and using Epsom salt. Although Ron isn't currently keeping fish, he fondly remembers his past and encourages others in the hobby to persevere and enjoy it.

Key Takeaways:
  • Start simple and learn as you go, just like Ron began with bettas.
  • Embrace the excitement of discovery and new experiences in your passions.
  • Value and cultivate the connections and friendships you make through shared interests.
  • Don't be afraid to experiment and observe closely to find solutions to challenges.
  • Persevere through setbacks and losses, as they are a natural part of any rewarding pursuit.

Resources:

  continue reading

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