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Hi Brett, I will have to wait for Dr Rhodes to contact me when she drops by Singapore. Does your friend's farm happen to be in Chonburi? Regards, Junkai

Dwarf seahorse H. zosterae? Easy to breed too. http://www.syngnathid.org/articles/dwarfKeeping.html I'm up for bulk order if you guys wanna share.

I have high density rotifer cultures. Prior to culture water has been UV sterilised by 55W UV. 1.25 L bottle going for $8. Please bring your own bottles. Collection in Marine Parade. Interested pls pm me for arrangements.

Cut down on the banana..it's not a good thing to feed to your fish.

I believe that would be a very valid concern for anyone selling cultures. Just curious, how is breeding mandarin fish profitable in Bangkok?

http://www.saltcorner.com/sections/guest/t...n/QA_SeaPen.htm If you want rotifers, Reborn at lavender st does sell frozen rotifers.

Their natural substrate is very fine sand/silt. It probably has difficulty in anchoring itself as I think your sand size might be too large. You can help it by creating a depression in your sand, insert a length of pvc tubing all the way down the sand column. Place the base of the sea pen in the pvc pipe and hope it stays there.

I have emailed the person in charge. She has yet to get back to me but did mention that shipping to Singapore is possible.

It's Elacatinus evelynae, a true species.

I stopped breeding Banggais. The time, effort and food way exceeds the market price of $3-$5 per fish.

You need to feed bbs more often, especially at the beginning. They provide important enzymes which will help kick-start the digestive enzymes in the gut of the fish. Rotifers will do that too but they are too small for banggais. After 2-3 days of feeding bbs you will have to enrich the bbs with fatty acids like DHA, which is why I passed you the Selco. If you skip this step, fishes easily go into shock and they just die.

Only 3 pcs left.

Best part of it is that Banggai cardinals are considered endangered by the scientific community and was recommended to be included in CITES. CITES has effectively failed by not including Banggais in Appendix II...since 2007 Read the link below for the full story http://www.marinebreeder.org/phpbb/viewtopic.php?t=1123

Long term effect would probably only be infertility. Most copper treatments I know of should not be performed together with hyposalinity.

Have the following livestock for sale. 1) 1 pc Black Ocellaris (bought from tansk) - $40 (Ran out of tanks for it) 2) 1 pc pink skunk clown (unique pattern, non-striped, spotted on both sides of the head) - $15 3) 1 pc Arctides Regalis (Hawaiin Slipper Lobster) - $35 (Fish Safe, Reef safe with caution with regards to worms and molluscs).

Bulk order for this? Maybe if can get the numbers can persuade LFS to bring in. I can take 5pcs.

Only 6 pcs left for reservation. Besides live mysis starter culture I am able to give some brine shrimp cysts as well.

All sold out. Thanks for support. Next batch should be available in 3-4 months time.

Buyers will get a free starter culture of live mysids.

Dun say until like that..later my head swell too much. Not as pro as the U.S or German breeders yet, who are able to breed pygmy angelfish like C. interruptus or mandarinfish. Still on a very steep learning curve..

I bought 8 pc put together and observe. Now got 2 pair, 1 pair not 100% sure yet. Both Neons currently reserved.

Have 2 pc to let off. Good adult size. Selling for $25 each. Reason for selling: Bought a group for pairing, left 2 pc cannot pair. Collection in Marine Parade.

I have 8 pcs to let off. All captive bred, no jaw deformities.

Just got your message. If don't have food just keep them in a dark place. They will last longer that way if they do not have access to food yet.

No need. Rotifers too small. Straight away can eat bbs already.