Aquatic plants of Sulawesi (part 1): Ottelia mesenterium
The queen of Sulawesi plants with beautifully curled leaves. A large and majestic plant, the dream of many aquarists. Its cultivation has not yet been mastered.
Damiano Ferraioli and his automation of Sulawesi aquarium
Automation and remote monitoring of Sulawesi shrimps? How does it work and how can it be beneficial? Damiano, an Italian aquarist now living in Thailand, shares his experience with us.
All about Sulawesi Keepers on one page
Our website is growing and so are our activities. It is therefore not easy to summarize the essentials about Sulawesi Keepers with a few paragraphs.
Sulawesi Keepers Global Survey – first results
Our Sulawesi Keepers Global Survey was announced exactly one year ago and here we bring you the first results. Who keeps Sulawesi shrimps, snails, crabs and fish? Which species is the most popular?
Poso photos wanted
You can be a part of our visits to schools and create the educational materials with us! We are looking for photos or drawings of fish, shrimps, snails and crabs of Lake Poso.
New partnership for Lake Poso
We have started a collaboration with Institut Mosintuwu to spread knowledge about Lake Poso endemic fauna to schools and local communities.
Conservation breeding in aquariums
Many aquarists support conservation breeding by deliberately selecting endangered species for their aquariums and actively participating in conservation breeding programs. These programs can vary greatly in form. What is expected of you when you join?
Invasive South American armoured sailfin catfish threat native biota in Sulawesi
Two species of Pterygoplichthys already established self-sustaining populations in Indonesia. Their negative impact on native fauna and entire ecosystem is well known. Read more about risks and potential for further spread…
Sulawesi Keepers now speak five languages
Our website is translated into Dutch! Dissemination of information is an important part of our work. Now we can reach more people and make our content more accessible.
Important event marked the beginning of collaboration with the Hasanuddin University
"Exploring Freshwater Biodiversity" webinar was held in collaboration between Sulawesi Keepers and the Hasanuddin University, Makassar, Sulawesi and was attended by more than 100 participants.
