Bro khairulanuar, nice collection u have

How many tanks u have at home?

Hehe...just 2 bro... 4 feet only..
Wish to convert to 6 Feet...but no space..wait till they all full grown up :-)

U hd great bichirs before right? What makes u give up on them?

hehe...boring la bro..last time i have almost all type..accept the MAHAL 1(like WC PBB, WC Ansorgi) la...hehehe...

suddenly feel bored..hahaha

MAYBE 1 day you will feel what i felt hahaha..

still got A lot of Rare Fish here bro..try keep others bro Such as RBP ke

I personally dont like WC ones, cuz pity them got confined after live freely. haha

Yeah i know i might get boring with bichirs, but who can tell. My experience with Flyriver Turtle (FRT), i never got bored. In fact, planning to keep him for the whole life, hopefully

Shot of Fly last week or so :

its depend bro....

bro what do you feed the turtle?

This post has been edited by khairulanuar: Oct 19 2012, 12:33 PM

Hikari Turtle Sticks, Tropical BioRept W, Sega Sinking Pellet, Sanyu Hercar Wafer, Superworms (usually leftover from my arowana), Frozen bloodwroms, Hikari Massivore Delite (intended for bichirs, but Fly takes it as well).

Generally, this guy would chew on almost anything. But he never hurts live fish, really good boy. I'm planning to get him a pond, since he's getting big now.

I really need to remove my PVCs. Pity me. Cant see my royal and Fire

I'm been thinking.
If i cant get nice red pebbles or sand for my birchir tank, which i plan just a layer or two ontop my current black peebles.
Then maybe i'll get ADA soil? I think there's red soil-Africana?

the one on pics, knife fish?
i eat before O_o they caught in tasik kenyih

yes and last time when i caught 1 i deep fried that mafaka up thinking it wud taste good..bad decision -.-

Anyone ever spotted a short-body bichir? Pics :







This post has been edited by antzz: Oct 19 2012, 05:45 PM

Wow short body polypterus looks like dinosaur. Congrats on V2! Will upload some pics soon too cause working tonight hehe

omg damn cute

awesomely cute at the short body polypts!!
but i read its because of their spine deformation that you will get this type of variation, and most of them are prone to die young.
and you can easily see them in display tank in singapore lfs.
correct me if im wrong though. im also not very sure about the source that ive read before

How and where did you guys bought your red sand?

dont know issit the correct place to post my newly caught pet fish ... @.@
after some research i found that it is called as a Spiny Eel ...
anyone rearing them?

U really 'caught' the eel? How did u do it? Just curious.

And what do u feed him?

BTW its beautiful. Congrats.

lol ... just go down stream of this waterfall(less people)
and catch around bushes / rocks ...

Just to show ... My new Red belly Pirahna ...



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