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    [quote:1a5f49e94b="hwchoy"][quote:1a5f49e94b="stormhawk"]kuching, I saw some nice Sundadanio axelrodi.. "blue" variant with FEMALES. [/quote:1a5f49e94b]

    I looking for Sundadanio axelrodi var. ‘green’.[/quote:1a5f49e94b]

    According to another source of info.....this variant can be found in Kalimantan barat....but i think Bantan 1 is much prettier!
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    [quote:0fe88c24fc="kuching"][quote:0fe88c24fc="ZaZ"]So Mike, which variant Did you get from Sarawak?[/quote:0fe88c24fc]

    According to my info.,Sarawak S.axelrodi is blue variant (my MOST WANTED FISH)....but i searched for more than half year still can't find one...only found the light yellow variant. The worst, none of them can survive in my new tank...I think the water condition is still unstable for those sensitive fish.(another heartbreak)....The only solution:FLY to S'pore & buy as many as i can....[/quote:0fe88c24fc]

    down here blue variant very common (when they're in) but also have red (is this the "light yellow" you referring to?) but I have never seen the green myself although I was though it came in once. I have not even seen a picture before, not even on RVA.
    why I don't do garden hybrids and aquarium strains: natural species is a history of Nature, while hybrids are just the whims of Man.
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    Choy, none available for the micros. My micros are the survivors from an original 20 that I bought from Biotope more than a year ago. These are micros from Nakhon Sakhon. The brigittae and merah were new additions from my recent visit to CS. Very beautiful little fellas. I should be adding the sp. Thailand very soon.

    Just one problem.. Now where shall I find maculatus at a low price?? Seems there's no new imports of this species at this moment.
    Fish.. Simply Irresistable
    Back to Killies... slowly.

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    Wow...i'm so admire u guys lah...can buy so many wild fish in S'pore...here in my hometown.....nobody really interested in wild fish...they thought wild fish r from longkang 1....
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    [quote:70cf34ef5e="hwchoy"][quote:70cf34ef5e="kuching"][quote:70cf34ef5e="ZaZ"]So Mike, which variant Did you get from Sarawak?[/quote:70cf34ef5e]

    According to my info.,Sarawak S.axelrodi is blue variant (my MOST WANTED FISH)....but i searched for more than half year still can't find one...only found the light yellow variant. The worst, none of them can survive in my new tank...I think the water condition is still unstable for those sensitive fish.(another heartbreak)....The only solution:FLY to S'pore & buy as many as i can....[/quote:70cf34ef5e]

    down here blue variant very common (when they're in) but also have red (is this the "light yellow" you referring to?) but I have never seen the green myself although I was though it came in once. I have not even seen a picture before, not even on RVA.[/quote:70cf34ef5e]

    I have seen the pix of red variant.....but the 1 i found...I think its really yellow...see for yourself:



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    [quote:37e863d7e3="kuching"]
    I have seen the pix of red variant.....but the 1 i found...I think its really yellow...see for yourself:



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    The first pic looks like the red, they vary from yellowish to orangey to red depending on condition. I have a small group previously in a 1ft cube and they suddenly decided to colour-up and became quite red, I thought they were wanting to make the whooppee.

    the second pic I can't really see, looks like one of those "platinum" version of tetras. sekali got platnum sundadanio hor? sure sell for $10 each
    why I don't do garden hybrids and aquarium strains: natural species is a history of Nature, while hybrids are just the whims of Man.
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    [quote:fce6307add="kuching"]Wow...i'm so admire u guys lah...can buy so many wild fish in S'pore...here in my hometown.....nobody really interested in wild fish...they thought wild fish r from longkang 1....[/quote:fce6307add]

    what you mean? wild fishes of course come from longkang mah
    why I don't do garden hybrids and aquarium strains: natural species is a history of Nature, while hybrids are just the whims of Man.
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    [quote:e6cf6b77="hwchoy"][quote:e6cf6b77="kuching"]Wow...i'm so admire u guys lah...can buy so many wild fish in S'pore...here in my hometown.....nobody really interested in wild fish...they thought wild fish r from longkang 1....[/quote:e6cf6b77]

    what you mean? wild fishes of course come from longkang mah [/quote:e6cf6b77]

    flower horn,red parrot,arowana & goldfish...all from fish farm 1...& u only can find those fish in the LFS of Kuching...c thats why i become a longkang fish collector!No choice man!

    Ya...looks like platinum....but sorry man...the stock is too low in that longkang....the very last time i goto that longkang ...only 1 left & that only 1 was "bullied" by my lemon tetra & found dead on the following day....ALAMAK!
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    [quote:0824bcdf3c="kuching"]Wow...i'm so admire u guys lah...can buy so many wild fish in S'pore.[/quote:0824bcdf3c]

    80% of my betta spp came through S'pore. That include persephone, a Malaysian spp.
    The last time I saw B brigittae in KL was August 2003. Maculatus, last seen .... early last year in Terengganu.

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    [quote:3e0ffbf2fb="ZaZ"][quote:3e0ffbf2fb="kuching"]Wow...i'm so admire u guys lah...can buy so many wild fish in S'pore.[/quote:3e0ffbf2fb]

    80% of my betta spp came through S'pore. That include persephone, a Malaysian spp.
    The last time I saw B brigittae in KL was August 2003. Maculatus, last seen .... early last year in Terengganu.[/quote:3e0ffbf2fb]

    All ur fish fr the fish shop....u r not collect fish fr longkang?
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    sometimes i have to be very "thick face" to catch fish at longkang....the kampung boy will laugh at me....."that uncle still like kid,catch fish at longkang!" ......wow...i have been laughed by so many people for collecting fish....before I met Mr Tree & his friends...I thought my cousin & i r something wrong.....goto catch fish at longkang...but now,i know i still got a lot of friends out there sharing the same hobby!
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    Kuching, the 2nd pic is possibly the blue form of the axelrodi. It has that sheen at the belly area. Sometimes they don't show alot of colour unless they're kept in proper conditions. I wanted to get a pair from the shop but it so happens they'll chase after my Boraras and try to nip them.
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    just got myself brittagae from y618 at 12 for $4. quite cheap. true brittagae. i know eco has the rest of the dwarf rasbora collections.
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    [quote:738cfeba1c="hwchoy"]
    the second pic I can't really see, looks like one of those "platinum" version of tetras. sekali got platnum sundadanio hor? sure sell for $10 each [/quote:738cfeba1c]

    Reflection lah.

    I am waiting to see the other 3 variations man.

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    [quote:8b04c9de1e="prec"]just got myself brittagae from y618 at 12 for $4. quite cheap. true brittagae. i know eco has the rest of the dwarf rasbora collections.[/quote:8b04c9de1e]

    too cheap for brigittae, very possibly urophthalmoides unless you are very sure of your competency to identify.
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    [quote:339d872c="MrTree"][quote:339d872c="hwchoy"]
    the second pic I can't really see, looks like one of those "platinum" version of tetras. sekali got platnum sundadanio hor? sure sell for $10 each [/quote:339d872c]

    Reflection lah.

    I am waiting to see the other 3 variations man. [/quote:339d872c]

    what 3 variation? you have seen blue and red, I have not seen green. is there others?
    why I don't do garden hybrids and aquarium strains: natural species is a history of Nature, while hybrids are just the whims of Man.
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    I think the Bintan one is different variant too....got a red line on the lateral line!

    My 1 is not blue variant...the sheen belly is just the reflection from the sunlight....

    I hope i can bring back all those boraras & s.axelrodi once i come to S'pore to buy all those fish.
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    Quote Originally Posted by "kuchingThe last time I saw B brigittae in KL was August 2003. Maculatus, last seen .... early last year in Terengganu.[/quote

    All ur fish fr the fish shop....u r not collect fish fr longkang?
    The brigittae(s) were from AI, Subang. The maculatus(s) were from a swamp here in Terengganu. Mr Tree was at this very place before but none seen.

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    Michael Schluter got the pix of green variant.....note ; "grun" = "green"...German word.

    The link:

    http://www.weichwasserfische.de/Barben.htm
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    [quote:88b30a990a="ZaZ"]
    Quote Originally Posted by "kuchingThe last time I saw B brigittae in KL was August 2003. Maculatus, last seen .... early last year in Terengganu.[/quote:88b30a990a

    All ur fish fr the fish shop....u r not collect fish fr longkang?
    The brigittae(s) were from AI, Subang. The maculatus(s) were from a swamp here in Terengganu. Mr Tree was at this very place before but none seen.[/quote]

    When i come to west M'sia,i'll find those boraras....they r too cute...& yet i still can't find them in my hometown.
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