FISHIOLOGY

Fishiology - is a nonscientific study of fish, a branch of Aquarist

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Actinic
Ammonia
Ammonium
Anthocyanin
Arowana
astaxanthin
Bacteria
Beneficial bacteria
Bichir
Black and white toman

Blue maru
Blue Marulioides
Blue Snakehead
blue specturm
Borneo
Brian Shrimp
Calcium Fluoride
Carbon Dioxide
carotenoids
Channa Diplogramma
channa marulioides
Channa Melanoptera
Channa Micropeltes
Chromatophores
CO2
Coral Chip
Cyanophores
Dissolved Organic carbon
ec
electric conductivity
emperor snakehead
Erythrophores
Euryhaline
fish food
Fluoride
fluorosis
Giant Borneo Gourami
guanine
Guanosine triphosphate
Hatchery
hypertonic
hypotonic
Iridophores
Jambi
Jelai
Kali
kalimantan
Kelakai
Lake Turkana
Lap
Leucophores
Malabar Snakehead
Marbor
Marsum
maru
maru borneo
Marulioides
melanin
Melanophores
NH3
NH3/4
NH4
Nitrate
Nitrite
Nitrogen Cycle
NO2
NO3
nutrition
O2
Orange Maru
Orange snakehead
Osmoregulation
Osphronemus septemfasciatus
oxygen
peang
pellet
peyang
PH
Polypterus
Polypterus Lapradei
probiotic
protein
pteridines
red borneo
red maru
Salt
sg Dusun
snakehead
Sodium Fluoride
sp Borneo
Stenochlaena palustris
Stenohaline
Sumatra
Sungai Dusun
tail biter
Tanning
TDS
Terengganu
Thiamin
Thiaminase
Thiamine
Toman
toman bunga
Toman Harimau
Toman Jelai
Toman Michael Jackson
Tonicity
Total Dissolved Solids
Variant Terengganu
Vitamin B
Vitamin B1
Xanthophores

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Fishiology

This blog is dedicated to those whom are having fish fever. Sharing my unconventional fish keeping technique and hope that it helps improve your skill and knowledge in this hobby.

Channa Marulioides is my all time favorite fish and you'll get plenty of information for this species.

What had been taken from the internet is now returned with great passion.

My name is Michael Lee aka moorish idol or skareb on many forums and Mike Wai in Facebook.

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