Matt Liang: How I keep Sulawesi shrimps
Matt from China introduces us to his Sulawesi shrimp keeping practices and experiences. He relies on effective filtration and minimal feeding.
Update of our Conservation breeding program after 6 months
We are offering several species of fish to new interested breeders and at the same time we are looking for allies for our efforts.
Mugilogobius adeia – the greatest breeding challenge
Attractive appearance and interesting behavior – this is a goby that lives only in Lake Matano in Sulawesi. Fifteen years after the first import to Europe, we are still waiting for the first successful breeding.
Our Saturdays belong to Sulawesi shrimps, says Alex Winterhalder
A lot of hand work and time dedicated to keeping Sulawesi aquariums clean. This is the strategy of Alex Winterhalder and his family, who share their experience with us.
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.
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?
Sulawesi shrimps experience: Peter Baert
Looking for some Sulawesi shrimp breeding tips and tricks? Having trouble or just want to read how others are doing it? Peter Baert from Belgium is ready to share his experience.
Starting with Sulawesi at the Ostrava Zoo (4)
Caridina dennerli breeding success! And new species of shrimp (Caridina poso or "White Orchid") in the collection of the Ostrava Zoo. Ostracods alert!
Starting with Sulawesi at the Ostrava Zoo (3)
First babies of Sulawesi shrimp in our zoo! It didn't take long for Caridina caerulea ("Blue Leg Poso") to breed. Caridina dennerli is berried.
Sulawesi Keepers Global Survey
We are launching the Sulawesi Keepers Global Survey to find out what species are currently kept by the aquarists worldwide. Fish, shrimps, snails, crabs…
