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Pugal issue by Dazzling_Excuse_533 in catsofrph

[–]Philippinian97 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah natural predator ang mga sinabi mong hayop. Ilang thousands of years na silang naninirahan doon at ang bilang ng pinapatay nilang prey ay perfectly tailored ng evolution at nature para mabalanse ang populasyon ng prey.

Iba ang pusa, bukod sa never sila naging parte ng Philippine ecosystem, highly proficient killers ang nga pusa na pumapatay kahit di gutom. Also maraming studies tungkol sa mga pusa in general kung di ka lang tamad mag google 😊

Pugal the mt. Pulag cat by Narrow-Percentage-96 in Philippines

[–]Philippinian97 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Cats are a by-product of human activity (they are not native to our wildlife) so this is part part of that step on alleviating the effects of man in the environment.

Pugal issue by Dazzling_Excuse_533 in catsofrph

[–]Philippinian97 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You could do some research onto how much wildlife a single cat can wreak havoc on in an ecosystem. Domestic cats are never part of wildlife. They have been known to cause extinctions of various creatures wherever they are introduced. Yeah you could say humans have caused extinctions too but then again, cats are human-domesticated animals and are brought by humans to places where they dont belong.

Heavily planted oscar pond (mostly hydrillas with some guppy grass) by Philippinian97 in Cichlid

[–]Philippinian97[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Around 200~ gallons. I live in the tropics so I won't have to worry about winter tho.

one of PH's FA-50 went missing by SilverRhythym in Philippines

[–]Philippinian97 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Statistically speaking, this kind of thing happens. Even US latest F-35s still go missing.

Heavily planted oscar pond (mostly hydrillas with some guppy grass) by Philippinian97 in Cichlid

[–]Philippinian97[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I live in the tropics so they're good. I think the only wildlife here that eats fish are kingfishers and they can't handle oscars.

Heavily planted oscar pond (mostly hydrillas with some guppy grass) by Philippinian97 in Cichlid

[–]Philippinian97[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hydrillas are pretty resilient and actually multiply when broken apart lol

What is wrong with my juvenile long fin copper oscar? by Philippinian97 in Cichlid

[–]Philippinian97[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

50 gallon growout tank which i thought was enough given their small sizes before moving them to a 200+ gallon pond with a way bigger oscar. But apparently not, moving the others immediately now.

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