Next day dinner is more of the Dou Miao 🌿 (豆苗) stir-fried with prawns 🦐 and minced pork. Mum went back to frying the Ngoh Her (午鱼) or Threadfin 🐟 fish. The three new items are all made from fish paste, and they are fishcakes, fish balls and bean curd skin rolls.
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A juvenile African pompano, or threadfin trevally, swims through the Verde Island Passage, a major shipping lane in the Philippines. Its streaming filaments resemble the tentacles of a jellyfish—a possible advantage for evading predators that patrol the night sea.
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Paradise Threadfin
Genus: Polynemus
Species: P. paradiseus
See Below for Care Details
Maximum Size: 10”
Aggression: Low
Temperature: 75-82 F
pH: 8-8.5
Hardness: 15-25 dH
Brackish Tolerance: 1.000-1.025, best kept 1.005-1.025
Minimum Tank Size: 60 gallons
Feeding: Brine and Mysis shrimp, earthworm pieces, small pieces of fish and shellfish. Will likely need live foods at first
Notes: A euryhaline species, the Paradise Threadfin is most commonly found in strongly brackish or marine waters in the wild and return to freshwater to spawn. Though they can survive in freshwater that is extremely hard, this is a very delicate species even in the best of conditions. Thus it is better kept with at least some level of salt added in.
Paradise Threadfins are very active fish, swimming out in the open at all levels of the aquarium. They do not appear to be a social species, but may be kept in groups provided the tank is large enough and water quality is kept extremely clean. Aggression is not highly reported with these fish, though they will eat any tankmates they can fit in their mouths. These fish should be kept on fine sandy substrates and rough tank decor like lava rock should be avoided.
These fish need a great deal of care to do well. They do not ship well, are prone to being nipped by other fish due to their long, delicate fins, and commonly get bacterial infections where fins get damaged. Quarantining of new specimens to the tank is a must and prophylactic treatment with a suitable antibiotic is highly beneficial. Given this, they are best kept in singly species tanks, if at all. Not a fish for a beginner or intermediate fishkeeper.
Sources
The Paradise Threadfin, Practical Fishkeeping
Freshwater Picture of the Day Archive, Wetwebmedia
Mum is getting older and she tires easily so she is cooking lesser and relied on me to buy home food. Here is the Dou Miao (豆苗) or pea shoots 🌿 she stir-fried with prawns, minced pork and tomato. The other dish is Threadfin with Leeks which I much preferred over frying the fish 🐟 in oil. Locally we called this fish Ngoh Her (午鱼) which is either Indian Threadfin (Leptomelanosoma indicum) and Fourfinger Threadfin (Eleutheronema tetradactylum).