Due to lack of time, this "expedition" is not a successful one. An unidentified species of Borneo sucker (Gastromyzon sp.) was discovered for the first time in this drainage system.
http://www.ibanorum.netfirms.com/ulubetong.htm
The quiet street of Seri Aman.
A tributary of Batang Saribas.
In the middle of nowhere, I was shocked to see such a well constructed country road. Most of the roads in the interior are gravel roads (road conditions very bad). Without 4WD, I can't explore those areas.
A juvenile of flying fox in the natural habitat. (Crossocheilus oblongus???)
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The Borneo sucker. Gastromyzon sp. (Looks a bit like G. farragus)
Gastromyzon sp.
The spot where I found Borneo sucker. I think there are more than 1 species here, but due to lack of time, I can't search for more. Will ba back next time.
Rasbora sp. (silver-coloured)
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Rasbora dusonensis.
Rasbora sarawakensis.
Rasbora sumatrana.
Rasbora tuberculata.
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2 species of wild orchid from southern Sarawak.
Inflorescence of Epigenium sp.
Inflorescence of Calanthe vestita.
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Yippie!! Reptiles and Fishies!
WAh... i want some of those fishes...lol
Rasbora tuberculata:
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Originally Posted by ranmasatome
we pool your airticket, you fly there and GRAB!
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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