CJP Aquayard

13/02/2024

26/03/2023

Available fish sa ating backyard!!!

Juvy size Gold fish
Juvy size Koi
Platy
Kuhako swordtail
Sanke swordtail
Zebra danois
Female dumbo ear Betta

Dm lng mga po, Dm isda key

07/03/2023

There are 90 species of marine angelfish. These colorful fish are native to the shallow reefs in the tropical regions of the Atlantic, Indian, and mostly western Pacific ocean. In the wild, marine angelfish feed on sponges, algae and small invertebrates. They are very popular fish to have in saltwater aquariums, and can live many years in captivity.

Poster prints: https://bit.ly/3L2vGTI

21/12/2022

18/12/2022

20/11/2022

Fish available sa mini backyard natin!🐠🐟

Butterfly Koi
Danois
Tiger barb
Molly
Platy

📩Dm lng po📩 Punta lng po kayo!!

Pick up only😁

15/10/2022

09/10/2022

FS

Koi
Goldfish

Pm 🐟🔑

10/08/2022

09/08/2022

In another incredible medical breakthrough, a new study revealed that zebrafish can repair a damaged heart.

It’s known that the translucent little fish could regenerate retinal tissue in their eyes, however, the latest research shows that it can also revive heart tissue after injury.

Published in Nature Genetics, the new study was led by developmental biologist and study author Jan Philipp Junker of the Berlin Institute for Medical Systems Biology in Germany along with Daniela Panáková, a cell signaling researcher at the Max Delbrück Center for Molecular Medicine.

In humans, cardiac muscle cells called cardiomyocytes cannot regenerate like the zebrafish heart cells do.

“Starved of oxygen during the grips of a heart attack, our cardiomyocytes become damaged, and permanent scarring (called fibrosis) forms in place of lost muscle, leaving the heart weaker than it was before,” Science Alert explained.

The fish is capable of regrowing up to 20 percent of their one-millimeter-sized hearts within two months of a heart injury.

The new study suggests that connective tissue cells called fibroblasts are the conductors of that heart regeneration process in zebrafish, producing proteins that act as repair signals.

09/08/2022

09/08/2022

05/08/2022

24/07/2022

For protection, male yellowhead jawfish (Opistognathus aurifrons) carry fertilised eggs in their mouth. This means he cannot feed and becomes underweight. After they hatch, he spends time recuperating.

by Gregory Piper

19/07/2022

Love it when the L046 come in 😍

19/07/2022

Di naman sa pag mamayabang pero Danios at Laing ulam ko ngayong tanghali. Wala sana maiinggit thanks.

28/06/2022

27/05/2022

27/05/2022

19/05/2022

Fish keepers lang nakakaunawa.