Category: Carp(Rasbora etc)

1. Introduction 【Child】Professor, have you ever read about a shimmering pool of stars like that mentioned by William Shakespeare in his play, “A Midsummer Night’s Dream”? I wonder if there is an aquatic creature resembling those stars. 【Professor】Ah, a very interesting question! Indeed, there is a small, enchanting fish called the Microrasbora Galaxy, or the…

1. Introduction 【Child】: Professor, did you know that the Microrasbora Blue Neon reminds me of the enchanting glow of the night sky in Van Gogh’s painting, “The Starry Night”? Can you share more about this mesmerizing fish? 【Professor】: Ah, I can see why you’d make that comparison! The Microrasbora Blue Neon’s captivating beauty does resemble…

1. Introduction Child: Professor, do you know about Mugil cephalus? You know, the fish who seems to have borrowed its name from an ancient mythological creature, the “cephalus,” who, as the story goes, was turned into a deer and accidentally killed by his wife, Procris! Professor: Ah, yes! Mugil cephalus, commonly known as the flathead…

1. Introduction 【Child】: Professor, I can’t help but remember Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet when looking at the Boraras Merah fish. What can you tell me about this masterpiece of nature? 【Professor】: Ah, an interesting comparison! The Boraras Merah is indeed quite the enchanting species of fish. The purpose of this discussion is to explore their…

1. Introduction 【Child】: Professor, have you ever come across the fish called Puntius filamentosus? Its artistic striped pattern reminds me of the beautiful lines in Van Gogh’s ‘The Starry Night.’ 【Professor】: Ah, yes, Puntius filamentosus, also known as the black spot barb. I see the creative connection you’ve made! They are indeed an interesting fish…

1. Introduction 【Child】: I saw a beautiful, tiny fish in my friend’s aquarium the other day, reminding me of the lovely colors in a Monet painting. What kind of fish was that, Professor? 【Professor】: Ah, what you encountered was likely the Boraras brigittae, also known as the Mosquito Rasbora. These charming little fish have a…

1. Introduction 【Child】: Professor, I chanced upon this mystifying painting called “Starry Night” by Van Gogh today, and it reminded me of these iridescent fish I saw in an aquarium recently. They had fascinating blue eyes and reminded me of the swirling skies – what are they? 【Professor】: Ah, my imaginative young friend! Those lovely…

1. Introduction Child: Professor, have you ever heard about the Puntius gelryi? They always strike me as creatures from the Bermuda Triangle – do tell me more about these mysterious aquatic dwellers! Professor: Ahh, the Puntius gelryi! I’m glad you asked. Puntius gelryi, also known as the kerala banded rainbowfish, is a species of cyprinid…

1. Introduction Child: Professor, have you ever gazed at the flickering flames of a cozy fireplace, and wished you could see such lively beauty in your aquarium as well? Professor: Ah, I believe I understand the enchanting spectacle you’re imagining. And indeed, that vivid and warm allure can be found in the Fire Rasbora fish.…

1. Introduction 【Child】: “Professor, I came across a mention of the Black Ruby in Shakespeare’s works, and it piqued my curiosity. Let’s dive into the world of the Black Ruby fish in the aquarium, shall we?” 【Professor】: “Ah, I see you’ve got a keen eye for hidden treasures, young one! Black Ruby isn’t just a…