The Indonesian Longfinned Eel Anguilla borneensis is the only plain-coloured, longfinned #eel found in Indonesia. Gliding like a shadow through the rivers of #Borneo and #Sulawesi, Indonesian Longfinned Eels (Anguilla borneensis) are elusive predators that thrive in the depths of tropical waterways. Their long, muscular bodies move with effortless precision, preying on #fish and crustaceans as they navigate the shifting currents. Their decline is driven by rampant deforestation for palm oil expansion, hydroelectric dams blocking their migration, and the insatiable global demand for eels in the seafood trade and pollution from #goldmining. In some areas, such as Malaysian Borneo, they have already been pushed to the brink of local extinction. Without urgent conservation measures, their migratory pathways will be severed, and their dwindling numbers may never recover. Take a stand against environmental destruction— be #vegan and #BoycottPalmOil #Boycott4Wildlife.

The Indonesian Longfinned Eel Anguilla borneensis is the only plain-coloured, longfinned #eel found in Indonesia. Gliding like a shadow through the rivers of #Borneo and #Sulawesi, Indonesian Longf…

The Indonesian Longfinned Eel Anguilla borneensis is the only plain-coloured, longfinned #eel found in Indonesia. Gliding like a shadow through the rivers of #Borneo and #Sulawesi, Indonesian Longf…

A harmful algal bloom, fueled by a marine heat wave, has been choking South Australia’s coastline, turning once-colorful ecosystems filled with thriving marine life into underwater graveyards.

The algae have poisoned more than 1,737 square miles of the waters, littering beaches with carcasses and ravaging an area known for its diversity.

The Indonesian Longfinned Eel Anguilla borneensis is the only plain-coloured, longfinned #eel found in Indonesia. Gliding like a shadow through the rivers of #Borneo and #Sulawesi, Indonesian Longf…

Indonesian Longfinned Eels glide like shadows in Borneo and Sulawesi rivers. Dependent on healthy rivers, take a stand for these fish, Boycott palm oil!

Indonesian Longfinned Eels glide like shadows in Borneo and Sulawesi rivers. Dependent on healthy rivers, take a stand for these fish, Boycott palm oil!

Very clean, paired with neocaridina and 2 fan shrimp. No fake plants. Longfinned male, no tankmates besides shrimp and snailshttps://i.redd.it/onj71fypaqhe1.jpegPosted by IndependentEnergy236

I really love Bettas, all varieties, male and female, theyre all fascinating. But I can’t cope with the frequency of loss of longfinned varieties. So I have a

its 5 gal, i want to get a longfinned betta because i feel they would do better in this smaller amount of space, i am planning to let the plants grow a lot before i get a betta.https://i.redd.it/eft555y8c6ag1.pngPosted by snailnerd_

Hello!! I'm getting opinions right now as I'm taking a closer look at the mollies I just got -- there were 7, which my sister (who'd owned mollies previously) said would be a good amount for a group. Now I'm looking at them closer, and I'm afraid I may have ended up with more males than females 😥 For reference they are lyretails/longfinned Is it possible to have a group of only males safely? I understand dynamics will shift as they get older, and I'm concerned the females will end up abused by the males once they're mature. Since the

An electric Blue longfinned ramPosted by Gurren_Lala92

It was the first time a long-finned pilot whale had been seen in the area