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Botanical gardens and macritchie reservoir seems to be a popular choice.
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Hi,
Does anyone know is there any place in Singapore to view aquatic plants and fishes at a natural environment? im not referring to local lfs.
Thanks
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Botanical gardens and macritchie reservoir seems to be a popular choice.
Cheers,
I have dwarf cichlids in my tanks! Do you?
Growing old with this forum.. :)
Macrichie reservoir? may i know which part of it? i heard that reservoir has several arowanas. Hoping to find some moss or aquatic plants. Botanical gardens is more like man made, but thanks!Originally Posted by benny
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Don't be afraid of my duck!
Just walk around the reservoir on the boardwalk and observe slowly. Most people go so fast they miss all the nature around them. And remember, no collecting...
Yeah. No collecting. Otherwise, it will be a very, very expensive purchase!
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I have dwarf cichlids in my tanks! Do you?
Yippie!! Reptiles and Fishies!
its not a purchase when you dont get to bring it home..haha..
i've been wondering about this for some time too. Perhaps can find some good hardscape to scape. Can rocks/stones, deadbranch that is by the banks be collected? Some parks have nice ponds which corners grew natural. Etc. Bishanpark, ponggo park, Bukit panjang park.
I am not sure if there are rules about collecting dead objects in nature reserves, but if you appreciate the beauty of nature and wish that the beauty could be conserve as long as possible, it is best not to take anything back as even a dead branch is the platform for something to live on as insects, plants, fungus thrive on dead branches, microscopic bacterial break down dead tissues to return nutrients back to nature, A rock may also provide hiding places for some insects or small raptiles. So it is best to see, and not take anything back. There is a old saying "Take nothing except photos, leave nothing except footprints"
Bukit Timah trail... there is a hidden pond.. starts from Diary farm road.. You have to look real hard to spot it.. exact location I cant specifically but I do know how to get there.
You can see lots of wild betta and.. others
There can only be ONE
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A pond with wild bettas? Thats really nice. If there are bettas, there might be other species of fishes too. Aquatic plants as well!
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I once spied a stack of granite rocks dug out from a construction site and was left by the roadside for days. I took a few nice pieces home and washed them clean and soaked them in bleach. Now they are in my tank forming a cave.
Yours Truly, Avan
I went into the woods because I wanted to live deliberately. I wanted to live deep and suck out all the marrow of life... to put to rout all that was not life; and not, when I came to die, discover that I had not lived.
~ Henry David Thoreau
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Guys, found something local.
http://habitatnews.nus.edu.sg/guideb...h/text/103.htm
Includes the map as well.
Not forgetting sungei buloh.
http://www.wildsingapore.com/places/sbwr.htm
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