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Body yes, colour no. Sadly. What if its an unidentified species?? Hahahahaha it could be. It was a 'bycatch' in a shipment oh Siamese algae eaters if that is of any leads... Sent from my HM NOTE 1W using Aquarium Advice mobile app

Still no... I have kept it alive anyways LOL which I didn't expect to

A river in Singapore :) Sent from my HM NOTE 1W using Aquarium Advice mobile app

That's a close up of the first guy. He was the largest. Sent from my HM NOTE 1W using Aquarium Advice mobile app

So here's what I caught today! The first fish was almost 70cm!!!! The others were about 25cm long. Sent from my HM NOTE 1W using Aquarium Advice mobile app

Hi guys. I decided to start a log on all the various species of cichlids I have caught from fishing. I want to help raise awareness of invasives in rivers and how these fish are surviving in the wild despite being originally aquarium fish. So here we go! Please help ID some of them as I'm bad at...

I hope I'm not to late!!! Check out dwarf puffers!!! Plant the tank up high and it will be super interesting!!!

Puffers don't have high bioloads IMO. Provided you have adequate filtration. They are very small so for the group of 12, a small pinch of bloodworms every day is sufficient. Make sure each one gets 2 is enough because 2 makes them bloated already! Sent from my HM NOTE 1W using Aquarium Advice...

How about 12 dwarf puffers? I had 12 of them in my 20g and they school !! It is amazing to see puffers school. The males will stay around the edge of the school and its so cool! Haha option 1 is good as well, especially when you get a pair of GBRs which are a mating pair Sent from my HM NOTE...

What's your tank size, the only animal I can think of is a puffer Hahaha. Swims around... Archerfish? They are exceptionally fun to feed! I think Oscars aren't that lazy, but they aren't active when they are big ime. If your tank is big enough, there many puffers you can choose... Sent from my...

A giant 10000 gallon to keep golden dorados and red tailed catfish. Then have the whole substrate covered in dwarf hairgrass :thumbup: Sent from my HM NOTE 1W using Aquarium Advice mobile app

I don't even feed mine. But he lives in a heavily planted 20G. He lives on small organisms I seeded into it with live plants from a river. It also has seed shrimp. You can try to culture seed shrimp or brine shrimp for you indostomus. Then, slowly coax it into frozen daphnia. Then it will be...

Hi Nils, I recommend indostomus paradox. Look it up, it only grows to 0.8inch and is very small Sent from my HM NOTE 1W using Aquarium Advice mobile app

I agree. Use the buffers, that's the easiest and safest. Sent from my HM NOTE 1W using Aquarium Advice mobile app

Here are more pics, please help!! Sent from my HM NOTE 1W using Aquarium Advice mobile app

Its difficult to get a good pic of him because he keep hiding In a rock pile. Sent from my HM NOTE 1W using Aquarium Advice mobile app

Pygmy and sterbai are the most hardy cories in my opinion. Especially tank bred ones. When I started fish keeping and didn't know acclimation, I just dumped them into the tank and they always recover within an hour. My temperature in my country is 82degrees all year round with fluctuation of...

Hmmm it looks like stiphodon family... Its definitely not semoni since its not cobalt blue... Sent from my HM NOTE 1W using Aquarium Advice mobile app

Well, even if it doesn't naturally occur in our systems, it seems to work for the most part. The safest bet is to cycle normally... Let's say stability bacteria does nitrify, eventually the natural bacteria will build up as well, so I believe in that sense, it could work. Sent from my HM NOTE...

It is grams. I think using buffers will be better for you as you will be able to control exactly how much you want to increase. You can try using seachem buffers, they are pretty okay... Sent from my HM NOTE 1W using Aquarium Advice mobile app

Ya... It exists. I live in Singapore and the shops here get the stock often. We pay 60USD for them... Dwarf goonch with a lung fish will be epic!!! Sent from my HM NOTE 1W using Aquarium Advice mobile app

Sorry for the long reply... Here it is Sent from my HM NOTE 1W using Aquarium Advice mobile app

Is that transcriptus or ornatus? Thanks for helping! He is around 2inches Sent from my HM NOTE 1W using Aquarium Advice mobile app

Still. I go with stability. It cycled my 15gal Tanganyika tank instantly. But that is just me. The sand was from another tank, so maybe it was "live". However that's just my opinion. Seachem however, claims that the bacteria used is in a dormant form. Thus have longer shelf lives... Wonder if...

Haha nice. Lungfish are cool, but they grow big. A similar cool animal for a slightly smaller aquarium, maybe a dwarf goonch? Or a electric catfish. Those are cool, for a smaller tank. Say 200gallons. Dwarf goonch do okay in 125gallon since it is sluggish and not as big haha. Sent from my HM...