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Three species of genus Trichopsis which found in THAILAND.

:rolleyes: Well, this should be better! I've cleaned some algae off.

I was received these rare species, Trichopsis schalleri, one of our 3 native species of Trichopsis from my friends who collected them in their habitat North-eastern Thailand. They are still juvenile, 1.5-2 inches only. I've keep them in a small tank with plenty of floating aquatic plant, also...

:lol: Thanks guys! Really appreciated your warm welcomes. I'ld like to show how I set up my Tanganyika tank. Here what I did. I decided to use an old fashion "Under gravel filter" but combine something different as my own experiment! I put a 'Matala' filter media, normally use in my Koi pond...

:hyper: I've been around here in the Anabantoid forum for awhile. I've also interested in African cichlid, especially Tanganyikans. This is my 60" 20" 20" tank that I prepared for keeping Tanganyikan cichlids. The first group I introduced to my tank is a small school of 10 Cyph.gibberosa...

Already spawned. The male took care of the eggs. Already hatched! with Daddy-hood :good: Due to the tank mates. I had to move the fry out off the tank by using small tube to syphon them to a nursery tank. I feed the fry with crushed Tetra Bit. One week old fry...

Oh man! there have been a million tons of water around here for month! :blush: Luckily, my house locates in safe area from Bangkok mega flood, so I & my fish don't have to move as refugee! Yet, it seem a couple of my Sparkling Gourami did a great job! :hyper: Male Female Male was...

Hey Nutt, so do I, but to keep Piranha is illegal in Thailand, :blush: Actually, I do understand that they might be the invader and propagate in our tropical climate that seem to be the same as their native habitat. You know,now we can even find the Giant Arapima or Crocodile-like Garfish in...

Sure my brother I couldn't miss that you mentioned! :lol: These mom and kid White Rhinos were pretty cute, at Entabani private safari. All the man killers, if getting too close! Especially, this one! You know, while I was took this picure with 'Impala Lily'near Kruger Park...

Today, I went to Chatuchak (or JJ)Tropical Fish Market, a part of the biggest weekend market in Bangkok City. I just wanted to get a few more 'Chocolate Gourami' and take some rotifers for feeding my dozens 'Pearl Gourami' But while I came across this shop and enjoyed looking at a...

:rolleyes: In my opinion, I noticed that most of dwarf Gourami seem to be much more happy in a tank with floating aquatic plant. These Chocolate Gourami look paler in a few aquatic plant open tank like this. They look much better under hidding plant cover.

I'm Chanin (ชนินทร์) from Thailand, not sure what nation you are but your profile and name look pretty much like Thai (^_^) Anyways, glad to know a new Gourami friend, love your fishes. พี่ป้อง

Hi Ludwig, it's my secret :D Haa haa ! Actually, it's a kind of very simple set up. I line the tank ground with 1" ticked river sand without under gravel filter. Use a hanging filter which make a good running water that need no air pump. I cover the tank with plastic net to protect them from...

Actually, I'm quite newbie for mouth brooder Bettas. The first mouth brooder I've kept is Betta prima which seem to be a difficult if keep them in standing water, but thrived well in running water tank. My Betta prima It was month ago, that I came across with the rare, wild caught, peat...

I've kept a male Paradise, too. I can't find a female for him yet. This is my Paradise Gourami that I call him "Garfield" By the way, this could be some help, I took a picture of "Paradise Fish" The picture show a couple of male and female. The picture came from this classic old book that...

Long time ago, when I was young, I used to keep a 'Giant Gourami' as my favorite pet. When I grow up as a fish fan, I realized the scientific name of this huge fish is Osphromenus gourami Etymology of this family name: Greek, osphra, -as = smell + Greek,nema = filament As all the members in this...

That really great! :hyper: What I would like to see is your Southern Wright Whale, as last time when I went to Hermanus I couldn't make it, Oh..not exactly, I saw one, a dead one! :crazy: before it got to be breaking news at South Cape on the day I found it.

With my pleasure, my friend :lol: By the way, I really love your "Rainbow Country" that I used to visit years ago.

It was last weekend that I found a school of these delicate Samurai Gourami swimming in a tropicla fish shop's tank at Chatuchak (or JJ)Fish Market, our well-known biggest tropical fish market in Bangkok, my capital city where I live. At first glance I thought they were Chocolate Gourami, as...

Thanks :hyper: Actually, I would like to post this topic in the Inventory section, but as newbie! I just make a new post, so I've edited to the right section and added some new picture to the post.

My Name: Chanin Thorut My Gouramis: 80 Sparkling Gourami (Trichopsis pumila),50 up Croaking Gourami (Trichopsis vittata) from many locallities of my country, 8 Threestripe Gourami(Trichopsis schalleri), 14 Samurai Gourami (Sphaerichthys vaillanti), 11 Chocolate Gourami (Sphaerichthys...

Hi Labyrinth fanatics! My name is Chanin Thorut from Bangkok, Thailand. As most of you, I found I can't live without fishes, so I'm here.

Thailand is flooding, so it's the best time to keep fishes!...LOL