pics from aquarama
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ok not nicely taken.
amateur pics.
some pics of the tank setups on show..hope to get this kind of setup in future
hitting the wall.
red cap orandas ?
die liao
alone
fin rot
someone trying to 'stroke' the fish "
biggest gourami i've seen
this guy looks like a fish wearing scuba gear..
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anyone can identify these fishes?
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like these anemoneOriginally posted by bismarck:ok not nicely taken.
amateur pics.
some pics of the tank setups on show..hope to get this kind of setup in future -
easily cost 10k for a marine tank.
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yellow tailed damsel, Chrysiptera parasemaOriginally posted by bismarck:anyone can identify these fishes? -
oooohhhh very nice!!
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the 'see-u-no-up' fishOriginally posted by bismarck:ok not nicely taken.
amateur pics.
some pics of the tank setups on show..hope to get this kind of setup in future -
I was very tempted to go too, but reasoned that the $8 entrance fee can easily get me another fish liao..
Got a cuttlefish (yes, a sotong!
) for one of my marine aquariums last sunday, a very interesting (though ugly) creature that can change its body colour and patterning like a chameleon according to its mood. Shall try taking a pic of it soon.. -
i call it the see-u-no-up-need-the-best-food-and-water-conditions-like-live-read-expensive-food-and-a-bag-of-proteins-that-costs-thousands' fishOriginally posted by poon cho tang:the 'see-u-no-up' fish -
yah loh..a 5 6ft tank easily cost 500-600 depending on quality.Originally posted by dragg:easily cost 10k for a marine tank.
those anemore costs more, fish itself 7k...there u have it..10k. -
damn..how obvious..hahaOriginally posted by poon cho tang:yellow tailed damsel, Chrysiptera parasema
wah how u know ?! -
ppl buy it only to show offOriginally posted by bismarck:i call it the see-u-no-up-need-the-best-food-and-water-conditions-like-live-read-expensive-food-and-a-bag-of-proteins-that-costs-thousands' fish -
Originally posted by bismarck:damn..how obvious..haha
wah how u know ?! .... 
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u know..rich ppl think " damn rather than i soak $10k in water, might as well i buy a bag of proteins that is worth 10k?"Originally posted by poon cho tang:ppl buy it only to show off -
tis one looks like a gourami .. with d 2 long whiskersOriginally posted by bismarck:anyone can identify these fishes? -
Originally posted by bismarck:ok not nicely taken.
amateur pics.
some pics of the tank setups on show..hope to get this kind of setup in future
[die liao
waliaos die liaos also take so poor ting
alone
so kelian de.. juz becos blkblk not like d rest kenna put all alone
so big.. got say how much they selling there?
biggest gourami i've seen
i tink my giant gourami oso got so big le
this guy looks like a fish wearing scuba gear..
this guy is a surgeon
if not wrg its called whitecheek surgeonfish -
yeah but not ez to care...do it wrgly.. they stink your whole tank!Originally posted by poon cho tang:like these anemone -
oh tats interesting!Originally posted by cornyfish2000:I was very tempted to go too, but reasoned that the $8 entrance fee can easily get me another fish liao..
Got a cuttlefish (yes, a sotong! ) for one of my marine aquariums last sunday, a very interesting (though ugly) creature that can change its body colour and patterning like a chameleon according to its mood. Shall try taking a pic of it soon..
hope can get to c ur pic
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i went last year but i think it was a waste of money.
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Do they have any nice fresh water stingray pups there? I'll go if there are, if not I'll save my cash
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Freshwater stingrays are super hard to keep alive... and the nice spotted ones are above $100..Originally posted by elindra:Do they have any nice fresh water stingray pups there? I'll go if there are, if not I'll save my cash 
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Yes yes! I tried once, next morning my entire living room was stinking like crazy with a very fishy smell.. turned out that during the night, the anemone had climbed onto the filter's powerhead and got sucked by the suction there and died. Anyway anemone's are supposed to be kept at cooler temperatures than our room temperature, so need aircon, water chiller or at least a fan continuously blowing across the water surface.Originally posted by BabyLover:yeah but not ez to care...do it wrgly.. they stink your whole tank! -
Originally posted by cornyfish2000:Yes yes! I tried once, next morning my entire living room was stinking like crazy with a very fishy smell.. turned out that during the night, the anemone had climbed onto the filter's powerhead and got sucked by the suction there and died. Anyway anemone's are supposed to be kept at cooler temperatures than our room temperature, so need aircon, water chiller or at least a fan continuously blowing across the water surface. stupid anemore
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I know that. Well I have kept sensitive fishes before and figured I can handle the stingray. Am aware of the priceOriginally posted by cornyfish2000:Freshwater stingrays are super hard to keep alive... and the nice spotted ones are above $100.. But I just want small ones for now. If not I'll just stick to goldfish and koi for my pond 
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yah me too... the smell sooo horrid n sooo hard to get rid off rite!Originally posted by cornyfish2000:Yes yes! I tried once, next morning my entire living room was stinking like crazy with a very fishy smell.. turned out that during the night, the anemone had climbed onto the filter's powerhead and got sucked by the suction there and died. Anyway anemone's are supposed to be kept at cooler temperatures than our room temperature, so need aircon, water chiller or at least a fan continuously blowing across the water surface.
one time try enuff ardy