Big change. The hatchery has been sold and we are no longer in the business of providing live animals. We are still consulting on aquaculture and waste related problems with an emphasis on consulting for Consulting Engineering Companies.
Our Strain of wild type zebrafish (ZDR) has been transferred to Aquatica Tropicals in Florida so researcher can continue to obtain this high quality, high performance, genetically diverse (non-inbreed) strain of zebra fish for their research needs. Aquatica Tropicals can be contacted at 1 (813) 757-0289 and they should be able to satisfy your research animal needs.
Zebrafish (aka, zebra danio) for both the hobby and research markets are major part of our business. We can provide staged embryos, larva or adult breeders for the zebra fish research community (Availability List -- Product List).
We also provide custom biological materials from zebra fish according to the protocols provided by the customer. For example, we provide staged embryos, with accurate staging, frozen in LN in RNAase free tubes, provided by the customer, ready for extractions and use in the customers equipment. We also do formalin preparations, methanol dehydrations, dry ice freezing, and any other protocols required, except we do not have safety facilities adequate for ENU treatments.
We are starting a new set of files called Zebra Notes where we cover several subjects of interest to the research community.
ZebraFish Notes:
Zebrafish researchers may find the recent power point presentation on "Optimization of Zebra Danio Performance" at the American Association of Laboratory Animal Sciences (AALAS) San Antonio meeting of interest. Tapes of the presentation are available from AALAS.
A presentation of "Advances in Zebra Danio Spawning, Embryo Development and Larval Rearing Technology " was made at the Aquaculture 2003 meeting in Louisville. Files of this power point presentation are also available along with the other zebra presentations on the Aquaculture Engineering web site.
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