'ManMade' Discus-Blue Snakeskin Discus

Back in 1994, two breeders in Malaysia as well as some other breeders in other parts of the world, discovered that they had discus which showed 14 stress bars (instead of the usual 9). Unlike the 9 bar discus, these would pass on the very fine striation pattern and the 14 bars. These fish were cross bred with other strains to produce the wide variety of snakeskin crosses that exist today: blue snakeskin, red snakeskin, pigeon snakeskin, solid snakeskin, red spotted, golden snakeskin, and recently, abino snakeskin.

'ManMade' Discus-Blue Diamond Discus

Around 1990, a few famous breeders from Malaysia and Hong Kong had noticed that several of their blue turquoise discus fry were transparent in color and when these fry grew out, they became a solid blue color, lacking patterns on the gill covers, fins, and stress bars. A good quality blue diamond discus will continue to have the solid blue color in addition to red eyes. Some blue diamonds will have a slight yellow coloring on the caudal (tail) fin and some will have finer sized scales.

'ManMade' Discus-Albino Discus

Breeders have created several albino strains, such as albino turquoise, albino blue diamonds, albino snakeskins, albino leopard snakeskins, etc...
Most forms of albinism are the result of the biological inheritance of genetically recessive alleles (genes) passed from one or both parents.

Wild Discus-Blue Discus

Found in near Manaus, the Purus River and Manacapuru in Brazil as well as Leticia, Peru. This fish has a wide variety of "blueness", some appear to be more colorful versions of the Brown Discus, while others, (designated "Royal Blue") have blue stripes/ striations on their bodies, head, and fins.

Wild Discus-Green Discus

Found in the Japura regions of the Peruvian and Brazilian Amazon, this fish has a wide range in color, varying from a yellowish green to an olive green to a solid green to a light brownish tan. Many have noticeable green stripes (known as "Royal" Green) and several have red spots on the sides of their bodies.

Wild Discus-Brown Discus

Found near Belem and Rio Urubu, this fish used to be the most common discus species available to hobbyists. It has a nice brown body with the brown ranging from a yellowy-brown to a rusty reddish-brown and it has colorful streaks in it's fins and often times on it's head too. Many hobbyists believe the Brown discus is the easiest to keep and breed in captivity.

Wild Discus-Heckel Discus

Found in mostly Brazil's Rio Negro, this fish has a distinguishing dark "fifth" stripe and has both red and blue varieties. It's named after Mr. Jacob Heckel and is the most difficult discus to keep, because it likes somewhat softer (and lower pH) and warmer water than the other species.

Pigeon Red Discus 2

My 6 years lobster

My 3rd Batch of Discus bought from Discus Exporter

Just bought today, another 6 pigeon red discus

My Tomeloh & Krai Emas Fish

My Seberau Fish

My Flower Horn - Kam Fa Ma Lau

Potassium - soap for discus fish

Bought from pharmacy shop. Will be very expensive if buy from pets shop. It is the same stuff , just that in pets shop they sell in liquid form bottle.
Bath once a month to remove discus parasite.
Dissolve small amount in 4 feet tanks and let the fish stay there for 2 to 3 days . Change half of the tank water after 3 days.
Minimise water chemical as it will neutralise the potassium cleaning effects.

Discus Food

Commercial discus food and Home made beef heart discus food with gelatin as binder.
Beef heart is made from mixture of grinded beef heart(clean from fat and tendon),grinded prawn , grinded green pea , grinded carrot , grinded spinach , vitamins added

Pigeon Red Discus

Another Blacl Stripe Discus

My Discus 1

My Discus with Black Stripe. This Black Stripe is hard to maintain as mostly the stripe will be missing after cross breed

Microwave instant coffee

Dissolve your instant coffee powder in water and warm it in microwave. The taste of it will be as good as a well-blended coffee brewed by a professional percolator.

Microwave oven for wine lover-sake

Did you know that a second class Japanese wine called sake can taste as good as first class if you warm it using microwave? Almost all wine lovers in Japan use microwave for that purpose.

Next time when you lost your key

This is future- integrating handphone, 3d projector, internet, buy recycleable product

Click me to see the FUTURE

Sugar Cane- The mutton tenderizer and smell remover

Boil your cube shape (after slicing) mutton with fresh sugar cane juice(box sugar cane wont work eg drinho or yeos as it is artifical sugar cane). then remove the mutton and can use the mutton to cook curry. Sugar cane will tenderize the mutton and also remove the mutton smell.

BEER -Tenderizer alternative

Next time if you run out of tenderizer , you can use beer instead. Marinate your steak overnight with beer or soak it for hour plus before cooking. Chef in restaurant use red wine as steak tenderizer . Red Wine serves 2 function-tenderizer and flavour

Timber stocks on focus

Hwang DBS Vickers Research said there could be rotational trading activity in CONSTRUCTION [] counters today following a news article speculating that Bina Puri (and its unlisted joint venture partner UEM Group) is on the verge of clinching the third package to build a new low cost carrier terminal valued at RM1.1 billion.

Bina Puri and its partner might have beaten other contenders such as Sunway Construction, MRCB, Fajarbaru and Gadang Holdings-PPC joint venture, it said.

Timber stocks were the gainers, with Cymao up 24 sen to 90 sen but with only 200 shares done, Subur Tiasa rose 24 sen also to RM2.52, Jaya Tiasa 17 sen to RM3.92, Lingui 16 sen to RM1.36, Ta Ann 15 sen to RM5.95 while WTK added 11 sen to RM1.34.

Ajinomoto rose 28 sen to RM4.22 as it is seen as a promising consumer stock. The Edge weekly reported the market had not recognized Ajinomoto as a as a growth consumer stock.

Proton added 21 sen to RM4.74 on expectations of a tie-up with Volkswagen. OSK Research kepts a Buy call on Proton with target price of RM5.90.

Bad Profit company - Avoid

1.OILCORP 2. SAAG 3.LCL 4. RUMUNIA 5.AEM 6. GPERAK 7.BORNOIL
8.TALAM 9.PENTA 10. TRANMIL 11.ZELAN 12.GPACKET 13. LINEAR 14.COMPUGT
15.HWGB 16.NAMFATT 17. DATAPRP 18. DBE 19. KEURO 20.DOLMITE 21.DGATE
22.BIOSIS 23.MMM 24. LBS 25.LIONCOR 26.GHLSYS 27.MIECO 28.EQUINE
29.KYM 30.AXIS 31.MTONE 32.VINTAGE 33.BASWELL 34. INGRESS 35.VIZTEL
36.SHCHAN 37.MINPLY 38.AKN 39.HOHUP 40.CONNECT 41.MITHRIL 42. STAMCOL
43.TRACOMA 44. ACE STOCK 90% 45.MPCORP 46.VASTALUX 47.AISB 48.WIJAYA
49. LINQUI 50. BTM 51. LEWEKO 52.MHOUSE 53.TAKASO 54.COMCORP

Investment News

Massive underperformed during 4Q2009 and 1Q2010
Better news flow and expectation leading to 10MP
Sunway – Outperform with FV of RM1.69
Fajarbaru – Outperform with FV RM1.35
IJM Corp – Market Perform with FV RM4.88
HSL – Market Perform with FV RM1.56
Market Perform with FV RM1.56
Gamuda – Underperform with FV RM2.05
WCT – Underperform with FV RM2.10
Gamuda
· 1HFY07/10 net profit grows 26%
· Splash’s takeover bid for all water assets in the Klang Valley for RM10.75bn
· Gamuda guided US$170m and US$100m sales from Yenso Park and the Tan Thang project
· Underperform with FV RM2.05
Kencana
· 1HFY10 core net profit of RM63.1m
· Current orderbook now stands at RM1.6bn
· Outperform with FV RM1.88
TM
· TM announced yesterday the packages and rates for UniFi, i.e. TM’s High Speed Broadband service
· Fair value of RM3.55 and Market Perform call are unchanged
Maybank
· Dividend reinvestment plan, if applied by the board, will allow shareholders the option to reinvest their dividend into new shares
· Fair value pegged at RM8.96; maintain Outperform
Daily Trading Strategy
· Absorption of the constant profit-taking pressure and the close above the 10-day SMA of 1,303 suggest that the recent technical breakout signal remains valid.
· The FBM KLCI could see further upside towards the recent high of 1,334.34 in the near term
Daily Technical Watch: Kencana Petroleum
· The stock may retest RM1.72 and RM1.81 in the near term
· Immediate Support at RM1.50
· Immediate Resistance at RM1.72

Keep your flower fresh and last longer in vase

Ingredient is 1 tablespoon of sugar and 1/2 tablespoon of vinegar in 300ml of water.
Sugar will gives your flower food and vinegar acts as antibacteria solution to keep your flower healthy
Good luck

Tooth Paste

1)Remove dirt in basin. Toothpaste contains fine abrasive properties which is suitable to clean basin , jacuzzi , etc as it clean your tooth. Squeeze the toothpaste into your basin or jacuzi and scrub it with sponge. My informer told me that some jacuzi maintenance guys use toothpaste to clean your jacuzi and they charge exorbitant price for that.

2)The next time you go for a holiday and swimming with your goggle and found that it is foggy, just go to your hotel room and coat it with toothpaste. Then wipe it off. A clear goggle can prevent accident.

SALT

Use of Salt

1)Sprinkle some salt on your newly prepared salad. The salt will make your salad crisp for few hours

2)Put in a pint of salt the next time u whip/beat eggs.You will notice the beaten egg will rise more and also more firm if you going to cook it.

3)Relief sting of mosquitoes bite. Soak the area of bites with salt water. Then apply vegetable oil. This is alternative if you house run out of Mopiko

4)Salt water also can be use to isolate fresh eggs. Dissolve 3 tablespoon or salt with 1 cup of water. Put in the eggs. The fresh egg will sink.

5)To avoid hard peeling of boiled egg, add in a tablespoon salt into the water that you going to boil with the egg.

6)Oh ya.. , I share my recipee to make salt egg. Put in several eggs into a jar. Cover the jar with salt until the salt cover all the eggs.The more salt, the better. Then pour in water just to cover all eggs. Leave it for 3 months. There goes your salt egg.

7)Hong Kong singer Andy Lau family used to operate a chinese restaurant. He share his secret to make smooth coffee. Throw in the shell of the egg when you make coffee. Of cos you need to remove the egg shell when you serve the coffee.

ATIC 2010 Goodies 3

This booklet was given by my sifu , Mr Fred KH Tam, F1 Trader (I am a F1 trader graduate in 23 - 25 Jan 2010), in ATIC 2010. Just to share some preview of the book. However, I am still 'L' licence in share market analysis who try to 'communicate' with chart pattern almost everyday