Keeping Christ in His Creation
Tag: Baraminology
As I’ve previously written, I’ve gotten back into the fishkeeping hobby on the side of my writing. One of the fish I am keeping currently is a member of a very special family of fish known as the Goodeidae family, or the Goodeids in the aquarist jargon. Goodeids are mostly livebearing fish found largely in … Continue reading Baraminology of Goodeidae
This blog post is slightly different than my usual style of blog post. However, bear with me and I think you'll see where I'm coming from. A while ago, I posted a short unboxing video on my youtube channel talking about some books I had acquired, including one which did not make a ton of … Continue reading A Collection Trip
Anyone familiar with the home aquarium trade has undoubtedly heard of danios. These small, gracile, often colorful fish are staples in the pet trade. Some, specifically Danio rerio have been made into the popular glowfish. They are members of the sprawling family Cyprinidae, better known as the carp or minnow family, depending on who you … Continue reading Baraminology of Danioninae
Callichthyidae is a family of freshwater catfishes well known to freshwater aquarists as containing the popular genus Corydoras. However, many members of the family are kept in home aquariums and have devoted followings among aquarists. Because they are fish and thus were not on the Ark, Callichthyidae has not been studied by baraminologists in any … Continue reading Baraminology of Callichthyidae
