Yo yo,
as promised. Here are some of the pix of a tank that i came across during the weekend over in the south of Laos (Savanakhet to be precise).
The notable (and known by me) residents are various CKs, two bagarius's catfishes, several wallagos, possible juvi ARTC.
The fishes are in the restaurant on the raft on Mekong River,- they did not appear to be on the menu, though the waiter did inquire whether i wanted the bagarius for lunch (after he saw me staring/drooling at it)
when i asked whether they were for sale, the answer was yes: approx. 7 USD for the bagarius (alive or cooked).
Unfortunately, they do not have the compressor nor bags at the time. In any case, i do not have a quarantine space for them (as they appear to be wild caught) ... from the looks of it, the water change consists of adding mekong water to the set-up while removing the old water.
Heheheh i shall be returning downsouth again with equipment to get me a bagarius and wallago very shortly, i think. Just gotta stabilize my new aros first

















as promised. Here are some of the pix of a tank that i came across during the weekend over in the south of Laos (Savanakhet to be precise).
The notable (and known by me) residents are various CKs, two bagarius's catfishes, several wallagos, possible juvi ARTC.
The fishes are in the restaurant on the raft on Mekong River,- they did not appear to be on the menu, though the waiter did inquire whether i wanted the bagarius for lunch (after he saw me staring/drooling at it)
Unfortunately, they do not have the compressor nor bags at the time. In any case, i do not have a quarantine space for them (as they appear to be wild caught) ... from the looks of it, the water change consists of adding mekong water to the set-up while removing the old water.
Heheheh i shall be returning downsouth again with equipment to get me a bagarius and wallago very shortly, i think. Just gotta stabilize my new aros first





















Nice score! I like the gravity filter
but to me it looks like hemibagrus variegatus, without the yellow markings, but that could be down to stress.