Where are the pics? Or locations?
Where are the pics? Or locations?
Oh sorry here you go... wasn't able to upload it earlier.
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Picture 1
Type of fishes caught in first location.
1. Boraras Maculatus - Dwarf Rasbora
2. Hemirhamphodon Pogonognathus - Forest Halfbeak
3. Systomus Pentazona - Tiger Barb
4. Common Snakehead - Channa Striatus
5. Panchax - Aplocheilus Panchax
Picture 2
Type of fishes caught in the second location
1. Common Snakehead - Channa Striatus
2. Rasbora Kalochroma - Clown Rasbora
Picture 3
Type of fishes caught in the third location
1. Panchax - Aplocheilus Panchax
2. Common Snakehead - Channa Striatus
3. Slender Betta - Betta Bellica
Going to do one last trip to collect and document these fishes tomorrow. I guess is the last time I am going to do it before it all disappear.![]()
Just came back from collecting fishes... had to battle the rain and soft soil. One last catch before all these places are gone for good. Here you go guys!
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Picture 1 - Halfbeak
Picture 2 - Croaking Gourami
Picture 3 - Croaking Gourami and Juvenile Common Snakehead
Picture 4 - Caught loads of glass shrimps!!!
Almost left out this one... panchax... not my favorite kind of fish but there are lots of them too!!!
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Thank you for the summary. Nice information.
Thanks! Will be going to Batu Pahat to hunt for Betta Persephone and hopefully Coccina as well. Will update again in a new thread.![]()
All these places have to give way to palm oil....sad
Nice photos, and I wish I could go fishing in Malaysia someday. Indeed, it's a tragedy when these places vanish, both here in Singapore and abroad.
Small is beautiful.
nice information thanks for sahring.
Very nice. Thanks for sharing. Bring back the memories of good old days!
Good catch you got there. Betta bellica and persephone are some of my favorite fish. persephone can be quite hard to catch these days, especially with the encroachment of palm tree plantation. I was told there's only one location that still holds these pristine jewels but navigating coordinates is always tricky. Nonetheless, I still wish you luck in finding what you are looking for.
And please, post some photos of your trip but of course, it would be best if you could do a short write-up on your overall trip. I'm sure it would be inspiring for most people, especially me.![]()
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Fish shown is Aplocheilus panchax. I believe there are places in Singapore where you still can find Betta pugnax.
Currently keeping large predatory fish 🐟
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