Dans ce post vous allez pouvoir poser directement à "Heiko" vos questions sur les différents biotopes que l'on rencontre en Indonésie Sulawesi.
Dans le but de mieux adapter les paramètres, la décoration et la plantation dans vos bacs/aquarium/bassin afin de leur offrir des conditions les plus proches de leur habitats naturel, pour une maintenance optimale de vos Poissons.

Merci de formuler de préférence vos questions en anglais suivi de votre langue.

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In this post you will be opportunity to ask directly "Heiko" questions about the different habitats encountered in Indonesia Sulawesi.
In order to better adapt parameters, decoration and planting in your tanks / aquarium / pond to provide them with conditions nearest to their natural habitats, for an optimal maintenance of your fish.

Thank you to formulate your questions, preferably in English followed by your language.

Bonjour,

merci de partager avec nous sur ce forum.
J'aimerai avoir des informations sur les espèces de plantes qui poussent en Sulawesi, le nom des espèces, les conditions de cultures, les paramètres d'eau, les particularités.

Merci pour votre aide.

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Hello,

thank you for sharing with us on this forum.
I would like some information on plant species that grow in Sulawesi, the name of the species, growing conditions, the parameters of water, the particularities.

Thank you for your help.

bonjour baloo afin d'aider Heiko bleher , pourrais tu préciser ta question.
Tu as un lieu précis de biotope?
Lac , riviére ?

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hello baloo to help Heiko Bleher, could you specified your question.
Do you have a specific location of habitat?

Lake, river?

Yes,

I need to know which part of Sulawesi, like Lake Poso, Lake Lindu, Lake Towoti, etc. or which river(s).
Best is if you let me know which are the species in particular you want to keep from Sulawesi and I tell you what biotope/plants to make/use.

best regards
Heiko Bleher

Hello Heiko, can you tel me what biotop/plants to keep:

* mugilogobius rexi

* Mugilogobius flavipinni

And the water caracteristics?
What did they eat?

Thanks,

An other question:

With my last arrival, I received Mugilogobius flavipinni, but with these one, I find these fish:

I don't know if these are Mugilogobius sarasinorum? Because they don't have the same color. Mugilogobius sarasinorum is black, and these one are dark red?





Thanks

Hi,

M. rexi and Glossogobius flavipinnis (not Mugilogobius) I discovered in Lake Towuti, Sulawesi, already in the 1980s (the former was described by our scientific editor of aqua: www.aqua-aquapress.com) and live over sandy ground, in some areas roundish rocks. Aquatic plants are normally Potamogeton species, Ottelia species, Najas-, Lagarosiphon-, and Vallisneria species.
Water is about 26-28.5°C, pH 7.5 (average), conductivity about 300 µS/cm (max 500). The smaller M. rexi feeds on Aufwuchs, microorganism, some plant material, very small aquatic invertebrate; G. flavipinnis is a small preadtor and will eat small fishes, but also aquatic invertebrates.

Best regards
Heiko Bleher
www.aquapress-bleher.com

Hi,

this is definitely not a Mugilogobius, can you find out where it was collected?

best regards
Heko Bleher
www.aquapress-bleher.com

the fish maybe Glossogobius sp

Breeder = aristocratama
http://www.aristocratama.com/gallery/freshwater.html

possible that Lake Tondano just because the commercial name of this fish is: Tondano Black Goby

lake or river = Tondano Sulawesi

common name indonesia = ikan botini

common name japan = スラウェシ・レッドゴビー

I asked for assistance to Indonesia aquarist : http://forum.o-fish.com/thread-19608-post-269097.html#pid269097

These goby i become are coming with the M. flavipinni one, and given from coming from Towuti lake? But i become only 3 specimens of them?

I am not sure it is the Tondano black goby, Laurent, because Aristocratama one are really black, and seemes to be the real Mugilogobius sarasinorum.

http://www.buntbarschfreunde.de/fotogalerie.html?func=viewcategory&catid=19



looks: Mugilogobius sarasinorum

Your right, Aristocratama Tondano Black goby is not Mugilogobius sarasinorum...

Maybe your right, it's the same as mine, but mouth seems to be more sharp that mine. Or maybe the photo is not good...

Another question Heiko,

In the same group of Glossogobius flavipinnis, I find today another sort of goby. Are they female of G. flavipinnis, or another species?

Thanks

Maybe it is Glossogobius celebius ?

or Glossogobius matanensis ?

The latest photos of the red/black goby?...

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