1 pack is about rm2.50. UV.

i usually buys from SLS in ara damansara. if i remember correctly, the brandname is junko.

btw, the fish in the thumbnail is a HMPK, it's no where near the fin length of a halfmoon.

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Added on September 2, 2008, 8:34 amoh yeah, btw, daphnia almost pupus liao. demand too high. better get some bbs and learn how to hatch it. more economical.

This post has been edited by inv: Sep 2 2008, 08:34 AM

http://www.slipperylittlesuckers.com.my/contactus.htm

check out the map posted in their website. the shop is located above a salon named "See Mo Hair" or something like that. btw, don't get poisoned by the tanks there ok?

you'll never know.. esp when u have a bit of spare change in the pocket...HAHA!

i don't know where you get your sources from but afaik bbs is the cleanest among all. you're hatching your own shrimp, therefore, you can control the source of water that you use. most daphnia are caught from oxidation pond and i'm sure there's lot more disease there than your tap water. and what attributes shrimp to disease? mind enlightening us?

you don't understand what? english? check the 1st post for more links.

not angry, just provoking you to explain more on what you don't understand.

as ryant3 has said, better to learn how to walk before you learn how to run. there are alot more resources on the web on this hobby. try googling for bettysplendens, that is a very newbie friendly site.

actually, the guides posted in post #1 are pretty straightforward too.

last i checked, they were still selling bbs eggs and instant bbs in sls. for bbs eggs, don't buy the pre-mix, ask for the eggs only. best to give them a call before you drop by.

www.slipperylittlesuckers.com.my

swimbladder disease is more of an disorder rather than disease. it's usually caused by overeating. microworms causes ventralless fish and that is a fact!

means, the ventral is missing.

i get between 50-150 fry each spawn. had less too around 30.. but ive never exceeded 150.

haha.. no la.. helping helping fren oni

pictures pls! and what wild betta? macrostoma?

woot.. betta competition time is near!



http://www.bettasocietymalaysia.com.my/ind...tta-competition

This post has been edited by inv: Oct 28 2008, 01:50 PM

There is this guy called ling selling betta in the bsm forum who is from either sabah or sarawak.

ct is the mst sensitive to water parameters compared to the rest of the other tailtypes. once it curls, its almost impossible to make it straight again...

certain situations and sometimes, without apparent reasons at all...

actually, you should avoid using salt at all cost. Only use salt to quarantine and treat sick fish. if you only have 1-2 betta, a 10 gallon tank is fine.. but when you have 100s like felix, 10gallon per fish is gonna take up a lot of space! haha...

if you intend to keep betta and breed betta, you need a minimum of 1gallon jar/tank. water change is to be done at least once every week, better if twice a week.

Bacteria nowadays are harder to kill with salt because people kept mis-using salt as a water conditioner.
Ketapang acts as a water conditioner. SALT IS NOT. Get your facts right before you shoot. thx.


yes. my sentiments exactly.


I used to have. but not anymore. no more space liao. Wilds are great, i'd move to wild if i could but no space for it at the moment.. haha... choop a few pieces of your mac juv when they breed!
btw, i think the blue salt is added with methylene blue, hence the blue tint.

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Added on March 30, 2009, 4:34 pmclamped fins = fins not opened, very close to their body.
usually happens when water parameter is not right or when it's sick.

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Added on March 30, 2009, 4:38 pmfairly troublesome to take care compared to their shorter tail brothers but a good specimen is extremely stunning. keep an eye on the water parameter, any fluctuations or bad water quality will make the ray curl and most of the time, it's 'unrepairable'.

go for 2 ray if possible or 4 ray if the price is right. anything more than 4 ray is a bit too messy to be considered show grade.

This post has been edited by inv: Mar 30 2009, 04:38 PM