Utilization of invasive fish from Lake Matano
Workshop and pilot study: invasive fish in Lake Matano are removed and converted into pellets with economic benefits for local communities.
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Keeping and breeding Oryzias sarasinorum
This critically endangered endemic of Lake Lindu has a very interesting way of reproduction and deserves more attention from breeders.
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Start keeping Sulawesi fish with us
You will take your hobby to the next level and become a conservationist through an activity that already entertains and fulfills you – fish keeping!
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Do you know Sulawesi snails?
Today, it is relatively easy to buy Tylomelania snails, but not all aquarists know where these creatures come from and what they need to live a happy and long life.
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Shrimp breeding directly in Lake Matano – the birth of an idea
Breeding endangered species away from the invasive fish seems to be a solution, but not an easy one.
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Keeping and breeding Oryzias woworae
Oryzias woworae can be an excellent "beginner species" to gain first experience with Sulawesi ricefish.
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Aquaculture Study Program of Tadulako University learning about fish, shrimps, crabs, snails, and bivalves endemic to Lake Poso
Students of Tadulako University learned about endemic species of fish and invertebrates and the invasive species threatening them directly at Lake Poso.
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Conservation breeding of Sulawesi snails
We are launching a program that aims to prevent species extinction, but also to improve the care for popular tylomelania in many home aquariums.
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New partner: Spearfishing Luwu Timur
We greatly appreciate the local community, which knows "their" Lake Matano well and has been working for its protection for a long time.
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New partner: TARSIUS
Originally an informal group of biology students, they founded their own conservation organization TARSIUS.
