Aquatic Cebu Enthusiasts (ACE)

[dingo spike]

loot:

FIRST PIC
A pufferfish within the same group as the commonly sold spotted/green pufferfish. I have a feeling that this specimen is more of a marine dwelling, since I was never successfull in rearing them to adulthood. Perhaps they require a marine tank when they reach a certain age.

SECOND PIC
Red/Ruby Scat, this species is what's commonly seen and encountered during the treks. This is not rare, but some other Asian countries has this species that shows a brilliant hue of greenish color

THIRD PIC
This is a Wrasse type of fish that resembles a blenny species. This has been seen to frequently wander within the freshwater zone, but most of the specimens obtained have died. I can't fully assume that this is a true brackish species, since the the Brackish fishes are either primarily freshwater dwellers or marine dwellers that can live within the river delta. I havent tried keeping this fish myself yet.






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[glenris]

FIRST PIC
A pufferfish within the same group as the commonly sold spotted/green pufferfish. I have a feeling that this specimen is more of a marine dwelling, since I was never successfull in rearing them to adulthood. Perhaps they require a marine tank when they reach a certain age.

SECOND PIC
Red/Ruby Scat, this species is what's commonly seen and encountered during the treks. This is not rare, but some other Asian countries has this species that shows a brilliant hue of greenish color

THIRD PIC
This is a Wrasse type of fish that resembles a blenny species. This has been seen to frequently wander within the freshwater zone, but most of the specimens obtained have died. I can't fully assume that this is a true brackish species, since the the Brackish fishes are either primarily freshwater dwellers or marine dwellers that can live within the river delta. I havent tried keeping this fish myself yet.






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Abi nko gararuffa ng 3rd pic' taka lang ko da' hehe

[0ptimusPrim3]

Jo, tnx sa pag ID. naa sad me nakuha nga pipe fish ug bugaong hehehe.

[0ptimusPrim3]

Abi nko gararuffa ng 3rd pic' taka lang ko da' hehe

yup dili na xa gararuffa, pero mu gamit sad sila ug in.ana na fish para spa sa Singapore and Hong Kong ingon ako parents.

[galactic armada]

maayong kadlawn mga pips...

[0ptimusPrim3]

@opti' gamiton pang spa? Gararuffa a.k.a. Dr.fish' kanang mukaon ug kugan' mahalon rba ng isdaa tag 300+ na sa mga petshop' ig mao man gani na ha'
Walay nerites ops?

wala ko ka kuha nerites kay pwerting gamaya sa mga nerites didto. ig balik nato didto, dagko na to, ready for harvest na hehehe.

[0ptimusPrim3]

@opti: nice catch papi...

thx paps hehehe.

[0ptimusPrim3]

ace wake up na dudes!! ^^ poker ta saman?? hahahhahhaha

poker gulp gulp ta next time pag maka lugar ang mga tao diri. Diba guys? gud idea noh? poker team building FTW! wooot wooot!

[dingo spike]

yup dili na xa gararuffa, pero mu gamit sad sila ug in.ana na fish para spa sa Singapore and Hong Kong ingon ako parents.

Yup, the third pic is a fish that is closely related to the Cleaner Wrasse ( blue ug color ) that is a true marine species that cleans the teeth and scales of large marine fish even carnivorous ones. The cleaning behaviour of these Wrasse can be likened to that of the Gararuffa but they are of different families. Gararuffa belongs to the Suckers group under the Cyprinidae family ( Carps, Barbs, Rasboras, Danios, Minnows and etc ) They are not the same as the plecos or ottos since plecos and ottos are Suckers under the catfish family.

It's trully amazing, how we sometimes get confused with some of the diversities of fish species that are not related but shares the same types of feeding....



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[smalltime Guppy]

@opti

lingaw ra sa obong dude?
adto unta ku inyo gabii kaso la ka online sa ym whehehe