11" NTT

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FunWow! said:
Seems like a lot of big wild Ntt's being caught within the last year
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Yes its the local's food fish as well so can see them both in the markets and lfs. Population is declining rapidly though which is quite sad.

MHDevelopments said:
Broodstock??? Planning a CB programe?
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Yes that's right. At least trying to anyway seeing how overfished they are. There's a Japanese researcher in Cambodia who has been trying for the last 3-4 years to breed them without success so far. We've been exchanging notes but we suspect that water depth plays a huge role in the spawning process (10-15 feet). He has dived into the rivers there and observed them at around those depths.

You can read about his exploits here : http://www.reef2rainforest.com/2014/09/04/one-aquarists-quest-to-save-cambodias-imperiled-fishes/

ExoticGREEN said:
Very nice NTT
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Thanks buddy.
 
kevchooi said:
Yes its the local's food fish as well so can see them both in the markets and lfs. Population is declining rapidly though which is quite sad.



Yes that's right. At least trying to anyway seeing how overfished they are. There's a Japanese researcher in Cambodia who has been trying for the last 3-4 years to breed them without success so far. We've been exchanging notes but we suspect that water depth plays a huge role in the spawning process (10-15 feet). He has dived into the rivers there and observed them at around those depths.

You can read about his exploits here : http://www.reef2rainforest.com/2014/09/04/one-aquarists-quest-to-save-cambodias-imperiled-fishes/



Thanks buddy.
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Very interesting, wish you the best of luck and thank you for sharing the link :)


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Best of luck buddy! And I (we all, actually) truly hope you can take datnoid keeping to the next level!:)
 
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