Tuesday, September 21, 2010
Friday, September 3, 2010
School of IT -Buka Puasa
Buka Puasa @Singgahsana, PJ
Last night the School of IT had a gathering at Hotel Singgahsana for buka puasa. It was fun & lots of food to try...Place not bad & if you looking for something close to PJ then would recommend there.
Thanks to the Dean Dato' Raja Malik for treating all of us.
Would like to take this opportunity to wish all my Muslim friends,
SELAMAT HARI RAYA AIDIL FITRI....
Tuesday, June 29, 2010
Finally, we have our very first 'wet pet' ...
We have 8 tetras (neon & congo). We managed to setup the tank yesterday !
We have 8 tetras (neon & congo). We managed to setup the tank yesterday !
Quick info: Tetras: Great Community Fish!
Tetras are members of the Characidae family that can be recognized by the adipose fin, a small rounded fin between the dorsal fin and tail. These fish have several bones that join the inner ear and swim bladder, which enhances the hearing of these colorful fish.
Tetras are found primarily in the streams and rivers of South America and Africa. Most tetras are active schooling fish that work well in the peaceful community aquarium. It is ideal to keep six or more fish of the same species in the aquarium. Many different schools of tetras can be maintained in the aquarium providing a unique display of color.
Tetras do best in a well-planted aquarium with moderate lighting. Species such as the Neon Tetra and Cardinal Tetra are among the most popular of all freshwater fish, adding a touch of brilliance and social interaction to the community aquarium.
Tetras are members of the Characidae family that can be recognized by the adipose fin, a small rounded fin between the dorsal fin and tail. These fish have several bones that join the inner ear and swim bladder, which enhances the hearing of these colorful fish.
Tetras are found primarily in the streams and rivers of South America and Africa. Most tetras are active schooling fish that work well in the peaceful community aquarium. It is ideal to keep six or more fish of the same species in the aquarium. Many different schools of tetras can be maintained in the aquarium providing a unique display of color.
Tetras do best in a well-planted aquarium with moderate lighting. Species such as the Neon Tetra and Cardinal Tetra are among the most popular of all freshwater fish, adding a touch of brilliance and social interaction to the community aquarium.
