I've went with out dats for 2 weeks and fish keeping has never been this boring no matter what i try to replace them with....gazelle;4068627; said:
Sooooo....
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stevenrox;4068633; said:I've went with out dats for 2 weeks and fish keeping has never been this boring no matter what i try to replace them with....
sucks man
5 is a pretty stron gnumber i find that if my dats r by themselves they just hide unless theres other fish or dats to make them compete with.
how big were your STs?
sadly no....a shipment got lost and it came out of my pocketgazelle;4068840; said:
not feeding vids but here's a bad pic....only 4 in this pic
stevenrox;4068865; said:sadly no....a shipment got lost and it came out of my pocket
THAT SUCKS!!!!!!!!!!! SOOO MUCH!!!!!!!!!!!!!
nice pics i particularily (excuse spelling) like the one on the bottom by the driftlogs pattern
ohh man this is just contributing to the dwindling ST population >.<
There is research facility at Bungborapetch in Thailand. Bugborapetch is a lake which is in the center of the Chaphraoya river basin, it is the last place wild STs were found. They have a breeding program which has met with limited success. There is no public access to the lab, permit holders only.
By “limited success” I think they mean very low with massive amounts of work involved. I believe they will eventually learn how to captive breed them successfully, also private farms are trying to breed them, simply because of the potential profit involved. I would expect, in the next ten years you will see them on the market but they will be tagged and certified, a bit like Asian Arowana.
By “limited success” I think they mean very low with massive amounts of work involved. I believe they will eventually learn how to captive breed them successfully, also private farms are trying to breed them, simply because of the potential profit involved. I would expect, in the next ten years you will see them on the market but they will be tagged and certified, a bit like Asian Arowana.
