QUOTE(akidos @ Apr 22 2011, 04:51 PM)
just got myself a pair of sturgeon ... : ).
from who ah??? 
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Apr 24 2011, 12:42 PM
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QUOTE(Gaia @ Apr 23 2011, 10:32 PM) Hi bro thanks for the replied, may i know small is how small? Need a specific size small is refering to 3-4" if not mistaken |
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Apr 27 2011, 11:09 AM
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QUOTE(PIMPIN @ Apr 27 2011, 01:34 AM) Hahaha I'll double that! Getting four hopefully from Fins & Greens (ggMing) Your 4pcs of Sturgeon Arrived.... also available..............(not gonna tell)..  |
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Apr 27 2011, 11:47 AM
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Polyodon spatula
Mexican Walking Fish and.......... (again, not gonna tell) ..... |
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Apr 27 2011, 01:23 PM
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yes... axolotl
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QUOTE(PIMPIN @ Apr 30 2011, 11:45 PM) The Sterlet (Acipenser ruthenus) is the sturgeon best suited for keeping in garden ponds as it's slower growing and has a smaller maximum size than other species available. The Sterlet is a freshwater species that only rarely is found in brackish water; as such they are less tolerant of salt than the other species but can easily take doses suitable for koi. More sedentary than some of the other species the Sterlet tends to spend day times down in the deepest parts of the pond becoming more active as dusk approaches. It is often seen looking for food around the edges of shelves and drop-offs. Care must be taken when bowling or transporting this fish as it tends to produce a lot of mucus from the body when caught not only making it very slippery to handle but it also thickens the water during transportation. The name Sterlet refers to the small bony stars (Scutes) found in the skin. Sometimes in shops you will see other sturgeon given the Sterlet title, normally Diamond Sterlet or Siberian Sterlet. Do not believe them, it is a ruse by the shops to make you think that the Diamond or Siberian sturgeon will stay small and they will not. It is a true sturgeon not a dwarf species. They can grow to around 1 meter after 10-12 years and attain a maximum of around 1.2m and 16kg. They can be kept in ponds of 1000 - 2000 gallons (4500 -9000 litres) for many years but bigger is better if you want to keep the fish into adulthood. Best-kept temperature range is from 10-18oC (50-65oF) but can tolerate higher temperatures if lots of oxygen is present.  |
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May 4 2011, 11:12 AM
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Available now..
Tiger Bichir - excellent specimen with very long tentcles - 7pcs Axolotyl - Albino, leucistic, normal and harlequin (harlequin reserved) Channa sp Fire and Ice Pair! Grab it while stock last!! Only 1 each available as I handpick the best..t |
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Tiger Bichir they call it.. Hehehehe...
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QUOTE(akidos @ May 10 2011, 10:28 PM) is 35 degree ok for water temp ? Im worried the hot weather causing the water temp to raise up ... 35 degrees is too high .. try to use a fan... |
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Eujax, can you give me a call??? digi- 222 triple 7, 2
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i DO!!! 1 pcs.. eehhehhee
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QUOTE(einrennima @ Jun 10 2011, 10:20 AM) how much does this Thalassophryne amazonica fish ni cost eh?? his pond is just a huge pond....look very rare this fish...it would be cool to have one of this fish  Added on June 10, 2011, 10:27 amhi [PIMPIN], if i'm not mistaken, we once met at ggming place when i was purchased 5 pacu.. btw can you tell me your arapaima pond design?? i'm planning to build my own pond for my arapaima. say 50feet x 50 feet x 20 feet deep..... with non stop flowing river water to the pond...  |
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sekarang takde, kalo bagi masa, confirm boleh dapat...
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QUOTE(xeratos_85 @ Oct 2 2011, 11:54 AM) small aba2 can mix with alligator gar? i'm afraid you can't mix them... |
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maybe genie can post pics up for others to identify here??
from what i can see, it does not look like it.. and further more you tell me its cheap... anyway, for most chinese, even for pacu, they call it " man eating fish " just because they look like real piranha.. |
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sorry guys, all tanks has been collected..
yes, im concentrating on online sales... for those who dealt with me before, you guys should know i only sell quality fishes.. and now, since there is lower overhead for me, be assured that my pricing is competitive.. if i do sell at slightly higher price, its because i spend my time to select that few specimen in hundreds.. and for this, my cost is also slightly higher... should you guys need help sourcing for anything, please contact me... ( no promises) should i be able to source what you want, be assured that its going to be the best specimen available... else, i would just tell you its not available..  again, thank you for your support... This post has been edited by ggMing: Jun 6 2012, 07:56 PM |
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QUOTE(kimuruj82 @ Jun 6 2012, 11:44 PM) Any online website to view? Or only via this forum? this fish you wanted is everywhere... they all look the same, as in every specimen is perfect...Anyway can you source for this speciment http://youtu.be/98IvuVEk1YM of course, if you want, i can get you this... |
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QUOTE(ggMing @ Jun 8 2012, 08:13 PM) this fish you wanted is everywhere... they all look the same, as in every specimen is perfect... i will find for it and sorry because i didnt notice it was a faded specimen...of course, if you want, i can get you this... hunting for it now will be harder... but i do have a faded aba aba now.. trying to grow her up and see if it remain faded... Added on June 13, 2012, 6:20 pm QUOTE(genielee_83 @ Jun 8 2012, 04:58 PM) never tried big pack. the instruction should be in there. ok, actually, the more carbon you use, the faster it will asorb...I bought a small to try but that LFS is selling so high, and i lazy source others. So just do WC. hmm~ my oscar is bullying my 2 eels. Not sure the eels can stay stress free or not. as simple as that... =) and yes, to be safe, best use for a few days and remove it, else, it will leech back to the tank... i personally like to use Ocean Free's 1kg carbon and pack them in to smaller bags and use when needed... reason: they sizzle and gets a bit warm when being pre-washed.. the thing about carbon is that they absorb everything... good and bad... (i might be wrong) but think about it... what about traces which is beneficial to the fishes and the ecosystem?i will only use carbon when it is needed in a tank.. Added on June 13, 2012, 6:21 pm QUOTE(LuQEE @ Jun 12 2012, 07:25 AM) what can you suggest for a scavenger for my oscar tank plz? since i dont want any those dead bodies/meat chunks rotting by themselves. crayfish? i know they work best as scavengers..buying a whole load of glass shrimps every 4 days which i ended 1 hour in a traffic jam is a tiring routine. any suggestions and advice? fish only a bit bigger than my palm now. Added on June 13, 2012, 6:29 pm QUOTE(L3()nZ @ Jun 8 2012, 06:54 PM) For predator fish filter...it has to be highly Oxidized. So that the bacteria can grow. I found out that too many layers of white sponge actually make the filter worse... the more nitrification bacteria grows, the faster it will convert ammonia to No2, and No2 to No3... Sure will update some pic of my cacat filter...haha nitrification bacteria cannot break down No3 and this is when de-nitrification bacteria comes to play.. cultivating loads of de-nitrification bacteria to break down No3 is tricky... the easiest way is to perform water change... some ways people use to tackle No3 in low stock tanks... 1.using thick fine substrate to create the anaerobic environment (4" at least) 2.using plants like cabomba and hornwort (plants will take No3 as fertilizer) This post has been edited by ggMing: Jun 13 2012, 06:29 PM |
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QUOTE(genielee_83 @ Jul 11 2012, 02:57 PM) Have 2 fire track eels that's not willing to eat feeder fish. Feed frozen bloodwormWhen I bought them CTY was feeding them with feeder fish, why is it now they puasa? It's already a month. I have a pvc pipe as their hidey hide out, with ADA soil. Water only half tank coz no cover. Just use the ADA plastic bag to partially cover the top. With aeration but no pump. Did weekly WC |
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YUP.. TRY FIRST... =)
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