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I have a passion for fish keeping. The most challenging is to create the perfect environment for them. To create a balance ecological cycle. To me the most chanllenging is to keep marine fish. It ain't easy to replica or even to create a balanced ecological cycle. Your tank like like the hotel, and the creatures that u're gonna put inside is ur guest. If you dun create a suitable anvironment, nanti kalau da memudaratkan kehidupan2, siape nak gi jawap belakang hari nanti!
Many people have have this mentallity that when changing, water, no chlorine neutrilizer is needed. Table salt will do! Obviosly you will not notice any difference. But slowly it will eat up and eventually harm the living things. These days, the fishes from the shops, are breed in captivity. Therefore, the fishes are actually inclined to the rough treatment we give. If you don't believe, try keeping marine fishes, not those hardy fishes, try those sensitive fishes! You'll know what i mean. Even the discus (used to be the hardest fish to keep coz of its sensitivity) are pretty rugged now. My discus keep laying eggs. *LOL* Subbahanallah...
I once had a marine aquarium, but sad to say I gave up. I went overseas for awhile, came back, all is lost. I think I spent at least $1000+++. To start again? maybe..
My uncle once offered me to study and work at a marine environment. Ain't too sure whether if its something like underwater world or a marine biologist. Not in Singapore of course. Somewhere in one of the islands. I can't remember if its indon of phillipines. Something about one of the seven sister islands. *LOL*. I didn't give him an answer. It was tempting, but heavy at the heart to accept. Firstly, how am I to leave my parents here! Secondly I was attached and thirdly I have not completed my NS at that point of time.
Now to think of it, I'm at the crossroads myself. Drawn between the persue of computers, marine biologist or religion! Wow! a three way junction! Ya Allah, give me a sign..