Where to find scarlett badis in singapore?

[Bracehero]

Thanks for the reply guys! I visited c328 yesterday, and you guys were right, they kept 10 of them in a bag, selling for $10 in the tetra tank! So I bought them! I put them together with my neons and guppies, and let them be. Barely 3 minutes later, I go back to take a look; and one of my guppies had died-its tail was split all the way to its body. So I quickly relocated the remaining guppies to my pond, which had many other female guppies 😏. However, I have frozen blood worms and flakes which I used to feed my guppies and neons, and my betta. However, they float on the surface. From what I understand, the scarlett badis rarely comes up to the surface and prefers to stay at the bottom. How can I make the frozen blood worms sink? Or what else can I feed them, which can be easily bought from C328? Thanks once again!

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[PKB]

Use a pincer and push the frozen blood worm under water, one or 2 pieces at a time and not the whole chunck. Let it go near the Badis and they will come eat them.

Thanks for the reply guys! I visited c328 yesterday, and you guys were right, they kept 10 of them in a bag, selling for $10 in the tetra tank! So I bought them! I put them together with my neons and guppies, and let them be. Barely 3 minutes later, I go back to take a look; and one of my guppies had died-its tail was split all the way to its body. So I quickly relocated the remaining guppies to my pond, which had many other female guppies . However, I have frozen blood worms and flakes which I used to feed my guppies and neons, and my betta. However, they float on the surface. From what I understand, the scarlett badis rarely comes up to the surface and prefers to stay at the bottom. How can I make the frozen blood worms sink? Or what else can I feed them, which can be easily bought from C328? Thanks once again!

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[Bracehero]

Use a pincer and push the frozen blood worm under water, one or 2 pieces at a time and not the whole chunck. Let it go near the Badis and they will come eat them.

Ohh, ok thanks PKB!

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[boofeng]

Thanks for the reply guys! I visited c328 yesterday, and you guys were right, they kept 10 of them in a bag, selling for $10 in the tetra tank! So I bought them! I put them together with my neons and guppies, and let them be. Barely 3 minutes later, I go back to take a look; and one of my guppies had died-its tail was split all the way to its body. So I quickly relocated the remaining guppies to my pond, which had many other female guppies . However, I have frozen blood worms and flakes which I used to feed my guppies and neons, and my betta. However, they float on the surface. From what I understand, the scarlett badis rarely comes up to the surface and prefers to stay at the bottom. How can I make the frozen blood worms sink? Or what else can I feed them, which can be easily bought from C328? Thanks once again!

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My friend puts the bloodworms in a syringe body and leaves it on the tank bottom, to feed juvenile fish while not letting adults get at the food. You can use any plastic container, preferably a clear one so you can see whether the food is eaten!

Enjoy your fish

[Bubbles]

I saw fishy selling it... fast hand fast leg go down and get it 😉

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