Richard Munoz is a respected and active member of the Arizona Aquarium Community. He is known for his expertise in live aquarium food cultures and sustainable cultivation methods. As the founder of Fishy Snacks, he is dedicated to educating aquarium enthusiasts. He focuses on the importance of maintaining healthy, self-sustaining food sources for aquatic life. His passion for the topic has made him a sought-after speaker at major aquarium events. He shares valuable insights and practical techniques there.
On April 5, 2025, Richard delivered a highly informative presentation at the Southwest Aquarium Keepers Event (SAKE). He discussed the intricacies of live food sustainability. He offered hands-on strategies for hobbyists looking to develop and sustain their own food cultures. The presentation explored the benefits of live food over commercial alternatives. It covered nutritional value, ease of cultivation, and environmental impact.
The DIY Aquarium has obtained a copy of Richard’s lecture. It is now accessible to those eager to learn more about creating their own sustainable live food systems. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced aquarist, this must-watch presentation provides invaluable guidance. It is perfect for anyone interested in enhancing their aquarium’s ecosystem through responsible and efficient live aquarium food cultures.
Fishy Snacks
SAKE
(Southwest Aquarium Keepers Event)
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SOUTHWEST AQUARIUM KEEPERS EVENT (SAKE) 2026
Will be held on April 11, 2026 at the Webb/Powell rooms at the Sun City West Foundation