If you have any footage (videos and photos) of their natural habitats and/or of Boraras species I'd like to invite you to post that to r/Boraras alongside some info, especially the location and as much about the water parameters, temperature and so on as you can give. I understand that many people in Thailand net local fish and keep them as a hobby. Unfortunately in the aquarium trade these species are often kept in non-appropriate conditions (most of all too small tanks and shoal sizes) and we'd like to raise awareness and spread the knowledge on how species-appropriate care can be given. The sidebar / About page has a lot of excellent info about Boraras species and care. If you are interested in those tiny fishes we'd happily have you join our yet small but growing community too!
As far as I know Borars urophthalmoides (Least Rasbora), Boraras naevus (Strawberry Rasbora) and Boraras micros (Micro Rasbora) are native to Thailand, however there might very well be yet undiscovered species. Boraras brigittae (Chili Rasbora) and Boraras merah (Phoenix Rasbora) are native to Borneo and Boraras maculatus (Dwarf Rasbora) is native to Malaysia, possibly also to Thailand too. I am very interested in their natural habitats and really appreciate any infos about that, especially video and photo footage!
If you have anectdotal experience and information to share, I'd be very interested in that aswell (just post it here).
Many thanks! :)
Defamation cases he successfully brought against Terry Xu, chief editor of the now-defunct sociopolitical website The Online Citizen (TOC), and the author of a defamatory post, were granted costs and disbursements of S$87,833 by the High Court yesterday.
Mr Lee, who sued Mr Xu and Ms Rubaashini Shunmuganathan, was given S$210,000 in total damages by Justice Audrey Lim in her chambers after her judgment on September 1st.
After the hearing, Mr Lim Tean, Mr Xu’s lawyer, published a Facebook post summarizing the court’s ruling and urging people to donate to Mr Xu’s crowdfunding efforts. Mr Lim Tean.
Since then, the campaign is said to have raised over S$210,000.
Today also reaffirmed the court’s decision on fees and expenses.
Ms Chang Li Lin, the prime minister’s press secretary, said in response to media inquiries that Mr Lee will give the damages he has been granted to charity.
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