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  • in reply to: Really a P gunawani …? #6489
    David
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    HEllo,

    Not a P gunawani …
    They spawn with 102µS/cm water conductivity

    in reply to: walnut leaves #6486
    David
    Participant

    I use this one now : pH/EC/TDS/°C Hanna Instruments Combo HI 98129
    Very nice when i travel 😉

    And i have those too:
    – Testeur Hanna pH ECO HI96107
    – Hanna DiST ® testeur DiST 3, conductivité 0-1990 uS / cm

    David

    in reply to: walnut leaves #6481
    David
    Participant

    I have mesured water in situ :

    Ibok, Malaysia, 2013 :
    22µS/cm
    5.3 pH

    David

    in reply to: walnut leaves #6479
    David
    Participant

    I dont know every think about electronic .
    I just made mesure with two pH meters and conductivity meter
    after Kati ani :
    pH 4.49
    conductivity : 3µSm/cm

    David

    in reply to: walnut leaves #6475
    David
    Participant

    Nicolas is better than me to explain this but …

    if you boil oak leaves the water is less coloured and pH fall well no ?

    Phenol make uprise conductivity but the decomposition of leaves product hydrogen wich make fall the pH and not modify too much the conductivity.
    I use to put peat pellets in filter, peat moss in socks and boiled leaves and alder with many ceratopteris cornuta in the tank and i manage to have very low pH around 2.72- 3 with conductivity like 12 to 20 µS/cm.

    David

    PS : Nicolas au secours !!!!

    in reply to: Really a P gunawani …? #6436
    David
    Participant

    Thank you,
    I try to take pictures soon

    David

    in reply to: Is it really a P deisnneri ? #6434
    David
    Participant

    Thank you for your valuable informations.
    David

    in reply to: Really a P gunawani …? #6433
    David
    Participant

    I bought 8 fishes, only two males but photography is not ossible at yet.
    To much job and fish are afaid

    David

    in reply to: walnut leaves #6357
    David
    Participant

    Only read this before 😉

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Juglone

    in reply to: walnut leaves #6354
    David
    Participant

    I use catapa leaves in my tanks with no problem.
    David

    in reply to: walnut leaves #6349
    David
    Participant

    Hello,
    I dont use this kind of leaf in aquaria.
    I always heard old people said nothing grow under those trees.

    Just a social imagination maybe …?
    In french we say ” une légende urbaine”

    Let me see

    David

    in reply to: a french in United states #6348
    David
    Participant

    Damn, I’ll have to visit US to prepare borneo 2015 trip with you Nico :woohoo:

    in reply to: Parosphromenus nagyi, Chini #6336
    David
    Participant

    I caught some nagyi near Kuantan close to the highway from kuantan to pekan. This species can be found on the north. I didnt caught them in cherating but in Terrenganu, Cukai district.
    David

    in reply to: Parosphromenus nagyi, Chini #6330
    David
    Participant

    Oops i forgoted …
    I’m David Charmillon, i like to keep and bred (or try to breed 😉 ) fishes.

    I like to travel in Asia and i spent 3 times in Malaysia since year 2000.
    I hope i’ll have a new trip with my friend Nico in Borneo on 2015.
    Nico open my eyes for paros but i like Big yellow betta, Waseri group and others Osphromenoidae too.
    At this time I have some P linkei and P nagyi.

    I ‘am on the the people who manage Osphroclic, the CIL-IBSC keeping fish list : http://www.cil-ibsc.fr/osphroclic/maintenance.php

    My english is very bad but i can speack fluantly when i drink beer …

    David

    in reply to: Parosphromenus nagyi, Chini #6321
    David
    Participant

    Hello,
    I caught them with Nico last year and caught again some during august this year.
    I know a man who caught some before 1990 at the same place.
    David

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