PM me~im interested.

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Added on January 20, 2012, 12:58 amWow bro that's alot of fish~ and u manage to list them all out. Great job


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I need someone to adopt my oscar fish. Anyone interested? moving out soon, so ve to get him a new owner.

Hi, he is about 9cm.

hi, anyone has any 2.5feet tank to let go? i would like to adopt one at my hostel：）

anyone knw whr i can customize 2x2x2 tank in KL? cheap ones...need a one for my fish urgently.

Thanks bro. Yea just got my tank ordered


Some updates from my Six footer~ hehe. Just removed the black background. Gonna re install it with a new one soon. More fishes will be added into the tank soon. Some Rays are coming~~ Give some comments~


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Next project is a 10 footer tank. Still in progress of setting things up.

hehe Thanks guys

Some of the fishes which i am keeping at my hostel~ haha

you referring to IT, NTT, NGT or CT?? Price ranged from 30-3xxx. Depends on species.
Normal IT= Indonesia Tiger cost about 30+ for 3-4inch
NTT= northern thai tiger cost about 40+ for 4inch
NGT= new guinea tiger cost about rm220-300 for 8-10cm
CT= Cambodia tiger too rare to get in malaysia. Cost more than 100-500usd.

Haha hope this helps. But this is just from local fish shop price list. Might be different at other place.

Hehe maybe this can help abit to identify the tigers. Got this from my fren's web. Hope can help abit.



Also known as Thinbar Datnoid/Tiger, North Thai Tiger, NTT. They can be found generally in Asia and around the Mekong basin.

This species typically has 6 bars or stripes, consisting of a curved bar through the eye, three thin body bars, and two tail stripes or bars. As the common name suggests the bars or stripes on this species are relatively narrow in comparison to other Datnioides. Dorsal spines (total) 12, dorsal soft rays (total) 16-19, anal spines 3, anal soft rays 10-11.




Shape of Body
The second biggest body size compare to other datnioides. The shape of body is more rectangular and slender as compare to the Siamese tigerfish.

Pattern/ Stripes
The species is distinguishable by its regular color pattern consisting of 7 bars on the body.
1. Face stripes
- A single arrow shape stripe cutting through the eye as shown in the diagram.
- It is common for the top tip of the stripe to link to the 1st bar.
2. Bar 1
- Stripe 1 usually runs from the nape or backside of the neck through the opercle onto the thoracic region and across the ventral surface of the body.
- It’s quite common to for indo tigerfish to have full neck rim.
3. Bar 2,3,4 (Body Bar)
- The body stripe 2 and 3 are usually same in thickness. The stripe will slowly tapered as they grown.
4. Bar 5,6,7
- For most indo tigerfish, that’s the tell tales sign that it’s an 3 strip indo tiger fish compare to a Siamese.
- In some case, you will still be able to find Siamese tiger with indo tiger tail pattern.

Color
Stripes on the Indonesia tiger fish are not as prominent compare to Siamese tigerfish. However, if the environment is right, the color and contrast of the Indonesia tigerfish can be as striking as the pulchers. Usually, if within the community tank consist of too many fast swimming fishes or territory fishes, the tigerffish will be frightened easily and the color will be faded. In some cases, the datnoid will hide in a corner and turned charcoal black, only to swim out when feeding time.

No problem bro. Hope we all share and learn tgt.

Hehe finally got my 2 x 2 feet tank up and ready for setup. Just ve to wait for my canister filter to arrive tomorrow~ hehe

Yea the female ray is very skinny when I got her. She just arrived my place for one week. But the male one looks better. So far her diet is alright. I feeding her with live shrimps. Hope she will slowly get b her shape....will move them to a new tank and by then will start to pump them with sotong haha

sliced into pieces. As they are still small.

They accept slice meat too. Or small fish as well. I feed them with some mealworms too. If catching feeder is a problem for them, maybe u have to increase the amount of feeder u give for every meal. When the number is more, chances of them catchin the prey will increase:)

How big is ur alli gar? i am also keeping mine with one alli gar. But at the moment the alli is much more smaller then them.

Saw this weird looking polyp...it reminds me of crown tail betta.

I dunno wat sp it tat. It's natural, all the fins are like this. I heard it's bcz of close blood line in breeding.

He is abit weak. Hope that he can survive.

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Added on March 18, 2012, 11:29 am
Sharing my wild caught Six barred tiger aka AT(american tiger) hehe

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Red Worm, and baby guppies.

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Added on March 20, 2012, 11:27 pmSpoonBill. One of the prehistorical fish. A true monster fish. They are like sharks, they move and circle for thier whole life. Never stopping. You will need a huge tank with round edges or u will notice the snout tip will be hurt due to impact on the glass edges. They are like whale shark, as in the wild they feed on plankton and tiny water creatures. As from the ur picture, you can see he is opening it's mouth. Sucking all the things in his way and trap them in his "web filter" features. So as far as i know, only one farm in malaysia is breeding this fish. And only the spoonbill from them can survive and grow to 3-5 feet. As fishes from the farm are trained to feed on pellets. Unlike those which our LFS imports...Feeding will be a problem if you get what i mean. They are cold water fishes. And scaless too. So basically these fish are a good challenge.

Leaf fish, i have seen some nice stock recently in KL. If you need some, just pm me. I let you knw which LFS is selling.



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