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    Boraras merah Environment

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    Hi,
    I'm planning to get some Rasbora Merah. Anyone can advice me what are their normal habitual environment? High Ph? heavilty planted?


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    Re: Boraras merah Environment

    I think that this is a fish that lives in low pH waters.

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    Re: Boraras merah Environment

    thanks bro..doing some research in google too.

    thanks man
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    Re: Boraras merah Environment

    Think this is an AQ bro's blog. Some information there.
    http://budak.blogs.com/the_annotated...tiny_fish.html

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    Re: Boraras merah Environment

    Quote Originally Posted by limchongyu View Post
    Think this is an AQ bro's blog. Some information there.
    http://budak.blogs.com/the_annotated...tiny_fish.html



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    Re: Boraras merah Environment

    by the way, are these micros in the extinct list?
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    Re: Boraras merah Environment

    Boraras perfer still or slow moving water. Good planted tank is also good for them so they can hide. I am keeping them in none filter setup small tank, feed them with dry food. Boraras brigittae is red, Boraras merah also reddish orange. Moss is good as it provide some green and it easy to keep also.
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    Re: Boraras merah Environment

    thinking of having a mini tank in the office with lotsa moss and these fishes...
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    Re: Boraras merah Environment

    Please ensure there is enough room for them to swim. If possible try have plant also.
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    Re: Boraras merah Environment

    Bro....
    May i know is Boraras good tank mate for shrimps ?


    Quote Originally Posted by TS168 View Post
    Boraras perfer still or slow moving water. Good planted tank is also good for them so they can hide. I am keeping them in none filter setup small tank, feed them with dry food. Boraras brigittae is red, Boraras merah also reddish orange. Moss is good as it provide some green and it easy to keep also.

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    Re: Boraras merah Environment

    Yes, but if do not put too many else it become a boraras tank. haha

    also ensure the water flow current is not strong. I assume is not since you are keeping shrimp

    Are you showing your setup to me here? Thanks
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    Re: Boraras merah Environment

    Why i wanna keep smallest fish is because i got some worms in shrimp tank..
    Also worry it may eat shrimplets..

    Not really showing you may tank setup..


    Quote Originally Posted by TS168 View Post
    Yes, but if do not put too many else it become a boraras tank. haha

    also ensure the water flow current is not strong. I assume is not since you are keeping shrimp

    Are you showing your setup to me here? Thanks

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    Re: Boraras merah Environment

    Do you think the boraras will eat the worm? i not that sure.
    Maybe you want catch some those worm and feed to the boraras. Are they planaria ?
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    Re: Boraras merah Environment

    Thanks for the guide...

    Quote Originally Posted by TS168 View Post
    Do you think the boraras will eat the worm? i not that sure.
    Maybe you want catch some those worm and feed to the boraras. Are they planaria ?

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