Turtle terrarium renovation

It seems that my 2 red-eared sliders has gone pretty big nowadays, the swimming area in the current setup of my 3ft tank doesn't seems adequate for them to swim freely.

So the other day got a chance to visit a shop called Exoreptiles, and got a nice discount for a large Exo-Terra Magnetic Floating Turtle Bank. Martin, the guy from exoreptiles was a friendly guy, and helped me to choose the appropriate size for my tank and my turtles. He'd even gave me a good discount for the item!

And so, it's time to renovate my turtle's tank.

M.A.S.K™ .. the glory of the 80s.

Last weekend, got a chance to bring my kids to the Toy Museum in Penang. Its has moved to a new building, which now resides at Tg Bungah.

The toys inside are not actually some very old toys, like the tin can toys from the 50s or so, but more to a modern toys, i think beginning from the 80s, until recent years. At least the toys being displayed are from my era, and i think it is indeed very cool.

More pics after the jump!

Food for life, food for Arowana!

I think it's best to share how i kept the live food for my Aro. Perhaps it gives the idea to those who wanna kept an arowana at home, that keeping arowana is not just keeping a fish, you'll have to deal with the live foods for it as well, if you wanna have a happy fish of course. Some arowanas might have been trained to eat pellets, and taking care of such aro would be a breeze. All the necessary vitamins are ready in those pellets, such as Hikari sticks and so on.

But my aro is a different story. I tried to starved it for more than 2 weeks, still not eating up pellets, and even went for a hunger strike after that! tried it a couple of time, with no luck, so i give up. My aro seems to be very picky about food, which resulting me to have some variety of foods for it.

So after the jump, are the live foods that i bought, and kept for my aro:-