i got longkang guppies only, care to spare a pair of your guppies for me? later la when they're bigger haha both of us into fish hobby oso.. how's your betta collection?

same for bettas:

http://bettysplendens.com/articles/page.imp?articleid=724

yeah they love algae too, so if you have lots of it then you can feed them i got too much algae adi, so geram.

no problem, you come everyday oso sure got a lot to give you haha. pm me if you really want some

haha thanks for the 'promotion'. if you live in pj then can easily pass you the algae. pm me

btw i'm male

This post has been edited by kenji_britney: Jul 16 2008, 02:20 PM

amcorp mall side.

also the female is the one which is bigger in size. females are bigger than males, but fins are smaller and less attractive.

haha yes don't worry i'll remember to give you.. i got so much unwanted algae, i'd be happy if someone found them useful haha.

wah i didn't know can go fishing using algae oso!

wah congrats, post pics of your little ones soon

egg yolk

nope, the yolk that dissolves will be the food for the fry, you can try to put in little by little and don't crush it too much.

wah not bad, that's quite a lot of little babies. can't see the mummy clearly though.

find a ketapang tree and get the brown leaves that fall off, crush it then put it into the water. google for pictures of the leaf, it's sometimes reddish colour too before it turns brown i think.

ketapang leaf is normally used for fighting fish to try and suit their environment to its original home so that the colours of their fin can be more vibrant, bright and colourful. so i don't think it's necessary for guppies.

and explain what you mean by swim halfway then stop? is it the babies? if it is then yeah they do that sometimes, like they dart around then stop, look around then dart again. but would be better if you explain more on how they swim then stop halfway.

chiobu how are your guppies now? it may help if you put some water plants or algae so that they can eat and also neutralise the water?

no, guppies are tiny, 1 inch length when adult. only thing that might eat them is kingfisher lol.

erm, i dunno how to estimate the cost but it's really cheap la. you can choose an aquarium or fish bowl, any will work. it would be better if you put some greens in it, they like to eat algae so it'll be good if you got an area where algae can grow easily. other than that, you can feed the fish flakes which you can get at pet shops. water change, erm.. once or twice a week?

yeah i want some guppies, anybody got some to spare?

haha can buy 1 bag with lots of them very cheap mah. why would you need longkang guppy when there are much nicer ones?