want to know about datnoids..

Not hard. Mine eat market shrimp, cut up tilapia fillet, night crawlers, and will occasionally take pellets.

Mine little guy is crushing floating kikari bio gold

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I have a st and two cts and all three are taking Masivoire pellets
Here's a pic of my three


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Picked up mime about 2 months ago. I have him with a Jack Dempsey, jaguar, red texas/midas. He gets along fine except with my little jaguar. He try to stand up to the jaguar but backs down quick. But for the most part is chill. Mine immediately ate nls pellets his first day home and is not shy at all. Bought him at lfs for $35 which is kind of high but it very in each state.

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They can be delicate when under 4". They are prone to get ick if temp is too low. It's best to keep dats at 82F when under 4". Try to get them trained to eat non live food ASAP. You will not appreciate a dat until you see how nice a 15-18" dat would look

FishNCash said:

They can be delicate when under 4". They are prone to get ick if temp is too low. It's best to keep dats at 82F when under 4". Try to get them trained to eat non live food ASAP. You will not appreciate a dat until you see how nice a 15-18" dat would look

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For sure. Thanks. I have it set at 78 right now. I tried to feed it bloodworms but he doesn't want it. Just straight pellets. But I will tell you that sucker is quick to get the pellets. My friend has a 7-8in datnoid. Looks beautiful. Are they fast growers?

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Slow is an understatement lol

On a serious note, they are slow growers but it depends on the dats. I have 5 dats who were bought in mid August 2012 at 2" now three are 7" and the other two are 4".
I have 10 IT, 1 NTT and one Polota. All eat just about anything. Better to get them off live food. Sooner the better
Good luck.


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