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Thanks for bringing these up, I always find it very interesting to see pics of fish habitats. Helps me setting up biotopes

sweet! thanks for posting those... i too have spent many hours clicking on things i dont understand on siamensis but haven't found anything that awesome yet.

These are only a selection I made. Please follow the links to the original threads to see more (relevant link given below picture).


Source: Siamensis.org


Source: Siamensis.org






Source: Siamensis.org

kubotai pictures!! man i love siamensis and thailand more and more everyday.

look at the stunning colors of this Syncrossus!!! ....berdmorei?


can anyone identify this barb?

hi, I'd say that that was a cummings barb, barbus cummingi.

The habitat of kubotai....

Source: Siamensis.org
(I think this was one that Nonn posted.)


Source: Siamensis.org


Source: Siamensis.org

Anyway, I've had a lot of pleasure looking through all the pictures at Siamensis.org and I highly recommend people do the same. Almost every thread houses stunning pictures. I do think I've exhausted my resources, so this might be all I can come up with.

Interesting that none of these pics have the nice sandy bottom some of us think they would have.

That was something I noticed too. Very interesting.

the barb i think is a new species yet to be named, defintely not cummingi.

mick

Looks like a young Stoliczkanus

While still browsing a bit I came across this one...

Source: Siamensis.org

What is it?

Snarlywolf wrote:hi, I'd say that that was a cummings barb, barbus cummingi.

mick would know


and that eel is quite common on the dinner table, in the mastacemblus genus definitely..

Dutch wrote:While still browsing a bit I came across this one...

Source: Siamensis.org

What is it?

I don't have a clue but I name it "evil loach from hell". Is this one related to loaches?

-Connor

Mastacembelus erythrotaenia?

Beautiful eel!