Pictures of my Nothobranchius.

[edlimcp]

My buddy and I took some pictures of my Nothobranchius. I would like to share with you.








Regards
Edwin

[timebomb]

Nice fish you got there, Edwin. How many species of Nothos do you have?

Loh K L

[Piscesgirl]

Very nice fish -- especially nice pictures

[edlimcp]

Mr Loh

I keep Nothobranchius only.

In term of the number of populations that I think I can continue (i.e. enough eggs to hatch) is about 14.

Overall, I have about 23 different populations right now. As an expert yourself, you know that normally, not all the bags we purchased will give out some fries.

Presently, I have 6 different populations of Nothobranchius growing up. In the near future, I will post them out for everyone to enjoy.

By the way, I am a Singapore Permanent Residence (PR). So, eventually, all of these populations that I can maintain will be added to the Singapore Killifish census. Sound like a plan

Regards
Edwin

[nonamethefish]

Beautiful photos! What is the 3rd one? Can't quite make out the text. I particularly like that 'Chunga' male.

[edlimcp]

3rd one is Notho. Ugandensis Busesa UG 99-5.

or you can also click on the picture and see all the details.

Edwin

[Gloup-Gloup]

Hi edlimcp thanks for the bag of eggs I just receives the eggs of Notho. Orthonotus ceramica MT 03-2 today, it will be hard to waits untile october to wet this eggs afters I see this picture

Thanks again


Gloup-Gloup
Marc P.

[stormhawk]

Edwin, if you want me to add your list of species to the census, let me know via PM (private message) or email.

[timebomb]

As an expert yourself, you know that normally, not all the bags we purchased will give out some fries.

I'm no expert, Edwin but I understand how it is like with eggs. If they have been on a long journey, some will hatch but most won't. Among those that hatch, sometimes they are all of the same sex. It can be frustrating at times but on the other hand, I don't think it would be as much fun if it was easy.

By the way, I am a Singapore Permanent Residence (PR). So, eventually, all of these populations that I can maintain will be added to the Singapore Killifish census. Sound like a plan

That sounds like a great plan So, will you be coming over to live in Singapore soon? We have a small community of serious Killifish breeders and we would definitely like to meet up with you when you're here.

Loh K L

[edlimcp]

That sounds like a great plan So, will you be coming over to live in Singapore soon? We have a small community of serious Killifish breeders and we would definitely like to meet up with you when you're here.
Loh K L

I am still uncertain when I will be back for good. Once I am back, I would certainly like to meet out with you guys. Thanks for the invitation.

Edwin