Lee Newman

Articles:

• Aquarium Husbandry Of The Christmas Fulu, Haplochromis (Xystichromis) phytophagus, (1997)

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• Cichlid Conservation in Uganda, (1997)

  The Lake Victoria Species Survival Plan represents an organized effort by North American zoos and public aquariums to conserve as much of the diversity of the endemic cichlids therein as possible. Captive breeding of endangered species plays an important role in these efforts. Unfortunately much of the cichlid species diversity (representing many entire trophic groups) had already gone extinct in Lake Victoria before founder populations could be secured for the program.

• Collecting Cichlids in the Peruvian Amazon, (1995)

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• Keeping and Breeding the Bolivian Ram, Microgeophagus altispinosa (Haseman, 1911), (1995)

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• Keeping and Breeding Retroculus xinguensis, Gosse 1971, (2007)

  A report of the first time this rare but beautiful cichlid, Retroculus xinguensis, was bred in captivity, detaiing failures, why they likely happened and how reproduction was finally achieved.

• Maintenance And Breeding Of The Red Hump Eartheater, Geophagus Steindachneri Eigenmann And Hildebrand 1910, (1993)

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• Plywood, Epoxy, Glass and Cichlids, (2002)

  Keep cichlids in a more natural way building a large aquarium to host them. Have fun doing it and save money in the way. This design with plywood, Epoxy and Glass is light, cheaper and easy to do.

• Rio Negro Chocolate Cichlid, Hypselecara coryphaenoides (Heckel, 1840), The., (1998)

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• Spawning The Peruvian Satanoperca Jurupari - A Case Of Inmediate Mouthbrooding, (1995)

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• The "Old Wife" Bandit Cichlid; Guianacara owroewefi Kullander & Nijssen, 1989, (2007)

  Details on habitat and how to successfully keep and breed the Old Wife cichlild from Surinam; Guianacara owroewefi Kullander & Nijssen, 1989, by one of the most achieved South American cichlid aquarists in the world, Lee Newman.

• The Green Demonfish from the Rio Xingú, Satanoperca jurupari "Areões", (2004)

  Satanoperca jurupari individual geographical variations exhibit behavioral differences as well as color patterns. Lee Newman, a world class aquarist specialized in these cichlids documents in detail in this article the particularities of a beautiful variant from Rio Xingu in Brazil, "Areões", finding interesting differences, specially important for those interested in keeping and breeding juruparoids.

• The spotted demonfish, Satanoperca daemon Heckel, 1840, (1996)

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• Satanoperca cf. leucosticta "Amazonas Red"; An Immediate Mouth-Brooding Demonfish from the Rio Amazonas, (2000)

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• Satanoperca cf. Leucosticta (Müller and Troschel) A Colombian Speckled-Faced Demonfish., (1998)

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