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Anyone knows any aquariums in Singapore selling POLYNEMUS PARADISEUS (paradise threadfin) around 1-2 inches long? At what price would they be selling them?

What about golden pomfret then?

No offence, but anyone knows any forum/website where I can get my qurey answered?

Found yet another possible supplier: Bio-Ocean Aquarix is located at 16 Cactus Road, Seletar Garden, Singapore 809585 Tel: (+65) 64833127 Fax: (+65) 64833137

Does anyone think that these places sell the pomfrets? 1: Swee Chioh Fishery Co. Farm Add: FC 17 Fish Farm, Changi Point, Singapore. Reg. Add: 1400J Changi Road, 14 1/2 MS Changi Point, Singapore 507718 H/P : 9631 6803 Contact person : Mr Yeo Kiah Hong 2: Aquarium Iwarna, 70 Pasir Ris Drive 12, Farmway 3 Thats the best I could find!

Sigh.....

My two gymnothorax tiles are around 2 feet long and have outgrown their old rock crevice. Anyone knows where to buy large rock crevices around 3 feet in diameter to keep my eels?

Oh no! Then pomfrets are really hard to find!!! WHAT TO DO?

Can anybody help by telling me specifically how to get to "Tropical Marine Science Institute on St. John Island."?

Anyone know what the name of the Pasir Ris kelong is, the address and how to get there? Or do any kelongs in Malaysia have the pomfrets? I am keeping only juveniles.

Sharks! Why does anyone not keep this fish? Anyway, which kelongs do the markets get their supplies of pomfret from?

I testify to that part. Steer clear of those dirty little buggers!

Anyone even KEEPS these fish???

Yes, of coures what I write has to be substanciated. Symptoms of liver failure in fishes takes some year to develop, and by then, it may be incurable. You are right that the mollies have plenty of fatty acids which are harmful. In fact if you ask me, feeding mollies gives your eel little nutrition, equal to throwing in chunks of fat for the eel to eat. Even though mollies can survive in brackish and marine water, they do lack the specific diatery requirements of marine organisms, trace elements suck as iodine etc. I highly discourage you from using mollies as a primary food source, however if you insist on giving your eel mollies, the best thing would to feed the eels on that sparingly, say once a month? Squid is still the best staple food for eels.

Do not feed freshwater fishes to marine fishes, it can cause liver problems in the long run. I would say that a diet of silversides, squid and unshelled prawns would do the job. Best of luck.

Anyone knows of any kelongs in Singapore that sell juvenile chinese pomfrets? Are they a schooling species? How many should I keep in a 135 gallon aquarium?