Sunday, August 2, 2020
Stuck in Singapore...
These rasboras and cryptocorynes have been stuck in Singapore for the longest time. Take care guys.
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- C. affinis
- C. auriculata
- C. bogneri
- C. bullosa
- C. ciliata
- C. cordata
- C. elliptica
- C. ferruginea
- C. fusca
- C. griffithii
- C. ideii
- C. jacobsenii
- C. keei
- C. lingua
- C. longicauda
- C. minima
- C. moehlmannii
- C. nakamotoi
- C. noritoi
- C. nurii
- C. pallidinervia
- C. parva
- C. pontederiifolia
- C. schulzei
- C. scurrilis
- C. sp. 'Anambas Islands'
- C. sp. 'Belitung'
- C. sp. 'Bintan Island'
- C. sp. 'Kota Tinggi'
- C. sp. 'Lingga Island'
- C. sp. ‘location name and number etc’ does not necessarily mean a new species
- C. sp. 'Natuna Island'
- C. sp. 'Pahang'
- C. sp. 'Sedili'
- C. sp. 'Singkep Island'
- C. sp. 'Sumatra'
- C. sp. 'west Kalimantan'
- C. striolata
- C. thwaitesii
- C. uenoi
- C. villosa
- C. wendtii
- C. xpurpurea
- C. xtimahensis
- C. Yellow Ring
- C. yujii
- C. zaidiana
- C. zukalii
- Cultivation environment
- Field Trips (Kalimantan)
- Field Trips (Malay Peninsula)
- Field Trips (Others)
- Field Trips (rest of Indonesia)
- Field Trips (Riau Archipelago)
- Field Trips (Sarawak)
- Field Trips (Singapore)
- horizontal distribution of cryptocoryne
- introduction to emersed cultivation of cryptocorynes
- Mr Teo's farm
- My Cryptocoryne List (20th Mar 2010)
- others
- pH (updated on 20th Dec 09)
- planted tanks
