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  1. 1st Jul 2008, 23:52 #1
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    Anybody noticed the increase of australian native fishes available in our LFS lately?

    - Morgurnda Morgurnda (Qian Hu)
    - Emporer Gudgeon (C32
    - Red Striped Puffer (C32

    Hopefully some farms finally got around to breeding them so that we may have more of these beautiful but uncommon species.
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    Quote Originally Posted by stormchild View Post
    Anybody noticed the increase of australian native fishes available in our LFS lately?

    - Morgurnda Morgurnda (Qian Hu)
    - Emporer Gudgeon (C32
    - Red Striped Puffer (C32

    Hopefully some farms finally got around to breeding them so that we may have more of these beautiful but uncommon species.
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    Oh Grudeon Biotope has some.
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    Quote Originally Posted by stormchild View Post
    - Emporer Gudgeon (C32
    - Red Striped Puffer (C32
    Not emperor, empire gudgeon, Hypseleotris compressa

    What's the red striped puffer? Tetraodon erythrotaenia? According to Fishbase, their distribution extends from Indonesia to Papua New Guinea. Not quite Australian, unless PNG is lumped in there.

    The rainbowfishes like Melanotaenia spp. and Glossolepis spp. are actually quite frequently available, and occasionally there is stock of Pseudomugil spp. and Iriatherina werneri. It is a pity that these rainbowfishes are not as well appreciated.
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    I like the Pseudomugi Spp and the Iriatherina werneri... esp when they flare!!
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    I've seen some empire gudgeon, Hypseleotris compressa at Biotopeshop too.... all look very vibrant in colour and active.
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    What's the tank requirement to keep empire gudgeon, Hypseleotris compressa? (ie. ph, temp)


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    Quote Originally Posted by RHX View Post
    What's the tank requirement to keep empire gudgeon, Hypseleotris compressa? (ie. ph, temp)
    I wish to know too, and also need to know if it take pellet??
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