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Thread: 3rd Dec 2005 AQ Round Island Excursion Details (Pix intensive)

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    Justin, I'll let you know when I want the Poecilocharax. For now, I have to see whether my checkerboards will be "good" tankmates with my other fishes. If they show no sign of aggression against the rest, then I can add more fishes.

    Thomas, don't throw away the Mini-Atlas yet. It may be old and quite inaccurate, but the majority of fish IDs in there are still applicable.

    If the Nothos are what attracts you to killies, then prepare yourself for preparing peat and collecting eggs for long-term incubation. 2 months for most annual species.
    Fish.. Simply Irresistable
    Back to Killies... slowly.

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    Still at Qian Hu... :)

    One of the display tanks there...


    One of the garas in the tank. This one is BIG...


    Compare the size... The smaller one is of the more commonly seen size...




    Nice Taiwan moss in the tank...


    Bull frogs!


    The Blue Dampseys. VERY pretty medium small cichlids but damn agressive...
    Last edited by Justikanz; 7th Dec 2005 at 15:53.
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    At Gan's

    One more stop!

    Huge pl*cos at Gan's... They are big and pretty ah!...


    The planted display tank at Gan's... Very nice...






    AQ guys getting busy!!




    Mr Gan!


    Sheesh! I need to sleep!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Justikanz
    One more stop!

    Mr Gan!


    Sheesh! I need to sleep!
    How come u edited urself out of the picture? hahah...
    ~ Vincent ~ Fishes calm your mind...
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    Teo's Plant farm

    Quote Originally Posted by valice
    How come u edited urself out of the picture? hahah...
    Camera shy lah... Haha...

    More pics, this time we are at Teo's Plant farm

    The plants are mostly grown emersed, where possible...












    What plant is this?


    There are floating plants being cultured too...


    Of course there are vats for growing those plants that cannot be cultured emersed... Oh and it 'rains' often there!
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    WOW wot can I say

    First of all... Thanks to Benny for organizing everything!! I had a simply fantastic day!! Cant wait for the next one!

    Secondly thanks Guys for all the help... Do you all still have ears??? cause I still have questions Ha Ha! They can wait till another time...

    Love my corrys and checkerboards they look simply fantastic! Glowlights too! Tanks is now starting to look lived in!

    Stormhawk - I have 1 lonely little blue eye left, not sure if the shock or high Ph killed them. very sad... she is happily schooling with the danios!!

    There are still a few of you that I havent met yet, hopefully on the next tour... Such a great bunch of peoples and fishes!!

    See ya,
    Sharyn

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    Still at Teo's

    Well, since we are at a Plant Farm... more plants! This time submersed... Oh, not all for sale... Keke... Some are taken from the display tanks...









    This is for sale... And good buy too...


    Someone ID this?


    Erect or Fissidens?
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    Teo's still...

    Part 3 of Teo's plant farm... I am OBVIOUSLY more excited there...

    Display tanks...

    By Green Chapter. The discus are spawning in the tank...


    By AQ


    Another display tank...


    Ludwigia pearling...


    Rummy nose...


    Anglefish tending fry...


    Beautiful Altums...


    Discus


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    Quote Originally Posted by stormhawk
    Ah no wonder you didn't notice that I bought the Sawbwa. Anyway I lost all of the maculata , no worries there's always next time.

    The checkerboards from Gan's are simply gorgeous. Still in QT and gorging themselves silly on live tubifex, as are the Sawbwa.
    My checkerboards are doing great but I dont have any live food for them... where can I get tuberfix worms and how do I feed them to the fish without everything else scoffing them? If I cant get tuberfix can I feed them brine shrimp?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ebony
    WOW wot can I say

    First of all... Thanks to Benny for organizing everything!! I had a simply fantastic day!! Cant wait for the next one!

    Secondly thanks Guys for all the help... Do you all still have ears??? cause I still have questions Ha Ha! They can wait till another time...

    Love my corrys and checkerboards they look simply fantastic! Glowlights too! Tanks is now starting to look lived in!

    Stormhawk - I have 1 lonely little blue eye left, not sure if the shock or high Ph killed them. very sad... she is happily schooling with the danios!!

    There are still a few of you that I havent met yet, hopefully on the next tour... Such a great bunch of peoples and fishes!!

    See ya,
    Sharyn
    I think that blue eye should be the lampeyes tetras..
    Nicholas

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    some correction


    Rotala macrandra 'narrow'


    this one is the bread and butter Echinodorus bleheri


    Limnophila aromatica aka Gratiola sp.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ebony
    My checkerboards are doing great but I dont have any live food for them... where can I get tuberfix worms and how do I feed them to the fish without everything else scoffing them? If I cant get tuberfix can I feed them brine shrimp?
    you can always try frozen bloodworms

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    Quote Originally Posted by Simon
    some correction


    Rotala macrandra 'narrow'
    Thanks, Simon! I am often confused between Rotala spp. and Ludwigia spp. as well as inter-Rotala spp.

    How to erase the words on the pics, anyway?... I'll try other software at home later...

    Quote Originally Posted by Simon

    Limnophila aromatica aka Gratiola sp.
    Limnophila = Gratiola? Or is Gratiola a species name?
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    Finally...

    *Phew*... The last installment from me...

    The display tanks at Teo's


    We were commenting how this looks like the ADA HQ at Japan!

    Discussing...




    Dinner time!! ID yourselves!


    At Wu Hu Aquarium


    A porthole catfish at Wu Hu


    Okies! Time to correct all the mistakes made previously!

    Thanks for viewing! Looking forward to the next gathering!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ebony
    My checkerboards are doing great but I dont have any live food for them... where can I get tuberfix worms and how do I feed them to the fish without everything else scoffing them? If I cant get tuberfix can I feed them brine shrimp?
    Think the checkerboards will be fine with some competition for food... esp from the tetras...

    Anyway, tubifex is commonly found in most LFS. Just as for them. Qiu ying in mandarin, if you wanna try...

    Brineshrimp would be good... but do remember to rinse them with tap water first!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Wackytpt
    I think that blue eye should be the lampeyes tetras..
    Thanks Nicholas 'Pseudomugil Gertrudae' to be correct. I think blue eyes is kinda appropriate even though not correct cause they do sorta have blue eyes - a tiny little bit anyhow!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Justikanz
    Think the checkerboards will be fine with some competition for food... esp from the tetras...

    Anyway, tubifex is commonly found in most LFS. Just as for them. Qiu ying in mandarin, if you wanna try...

    Brineshrimp would be good... but do remember to rinse them with tap water first!
    Thanks! Are tuberfix worms same as blood worms?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ebony
    Thanks! Are tuberfix worms same as blood worms?
    Nope. Tubifex are worms. Bloodworms are larvae. Maybe you might be interested to read this thread: http://www.aquaticquotient.com/forum...ad.php?t=16508

    *Bloodworms are 'hong chong' in mandarin... try it...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Justikanz
    Someone ID this?


    Erect or Fissidens?
    pic 1 : Probably Hygrophila balsamica...

    pic 2 : probably Java moss..

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    Quote Originally Posted by ranmasatome
    pic 1 : Probably Hygrophila balsamica...

    pic 2 : probably Java moss..
    Too 'neat' to be Java moss leh... They look really fissiden-like close up, and I still can't do close ups... I have had Java moss that grew upright but these look too neat...
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