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Kérjük olvasd el milyen korlátozások vonatkoznak rád, miután regisztrációd jóvá lett hagyva.
Regisztrációs korlátozások
Emperor_ said:Sziasztok!
Sikerült 10 db aprósághoz hozzájutnom börzén, akik kb 1-1,2 cm-esek.
Ki mivel eteti őket? Különösen az érdekelne, ha valakinél szintén ilyen picik voltak, akkor mit fogadtak el? Rákikrát már próbáltam, de nem mind fogadta el.
Emperor_ said:OK
Köszi az infókat!
Nagyon apró száraz eleséget is próbáltam, ami többféle eleség mixe (Tetra, AquaFood), az annyira nem tetszett nekik. Persze lehet a stressztől is, ugyanis beúsztatás után pár órával már eszegetett némelyik!
Az aki fedett, nagyon pici rés van csak a szűrőnél.
Veszek ma fagyi Cyclops-ot, Bosmina-t, Micro planktont. Remélem az már csúszik nekik. Végveszélyben keltetek Artemia-t.
(Mindig kifogom ezeket a válogatós halakat, a WF Vörös neonokkal mit szenvedtem, míg rendesen ettek :lol: .)
Luna said:Most már legalább tudom, hogy én miért nem találtam Galaxy-t...
The water in Lake Inle is clear, shallow (2-3 metres deep in most places) and has a very fertile, loamy substrate. It is famed for its stilted villages and local (non-native) fishermen known as Intha who row their boats using only one leg. These people, thought to have migrated from the south of Myanmar in the late 1300s, use naturally-occurring floating 'islands' consisting of tangles of various plant species as gardens. These islands form a wide raft around the lake margins and the Intha take them as required, removing the aerial leaves and cutting them into sections. Bamboo poles are added for support allowing fruit, vegetables, rice and flowers to be produced in commercial quantities. The gardens rise and fall with the water level and have come to form the habitats of many fish which take shelter among the tangle of roots and plant stems at their base. Submerged aquatic plants also grow densely in the crystal-clear water and include Ceratophyllum and Elodea-like species. D. erythromicron is mostly collected around the margins of the lake where grass and reed-like plants proliferate and the floating islands form thick mats composed of both live and dead vegetation. Impossible to catch with a net, fishermen use special traps placed among the plants overnight.
As the lake is situated in a karstic zone it contains neutral to slightly alkaline water with the pH value varying between 7.5-8.0. Its main outlet is a seasonal stream known as the Balu Chaung which floods over the wet season, allowing the transfer of fishes to pools and ponds close to Loi Kaw. During drier months these are disconnected, isolating small populations of several species. We have yet to obtain detailed information regarding the habitats but expect them to be characterised by similarly sluggish, clear water with dense marginal/submerged plant growth.