I recently moved a delh. bichir into my 120 predator community. Stock includes:
1. 10-12" African Tigerfish
2. 8-10" Scomb payara
3. 12" senegal bichir
4. 6-7" datnoid
5. 12-14" fire eel
6. 6-7" hujeta gar
7. 7-9" sheatfish
8. 7-9" lima shovelnose catfish
9. 4-6" delh. bichir (most recent addition)
The small bichir has developed what I am hoping is a swim bladder disease. I've read that feeding skinned peas can help with this. While I'm not worried about the Tigerfish or the payara greedily wolfing down peas, there is a good chance the catfish will get some, as well as the dat and my healthy sen. bichir.
Would there be any potential negative side effects from feeding the entire tank peas, or should I be ok?
Thanks,
John
** damnit. I just noticed my spelling of the word "negatives" in the title of this thread. That's going to bother me **
1. 10-12" African Tigerfish
2. 8-10" Scomb payara
3. 12" senegal bichir
4. 6-7" datnoid
5. 12-14" fire eel
6. 6-7" hujeta gar
7. 7-9" sheatfish
8. 7-9" lima shovelnose catfish
9. 4-6" delh. bichir (most recent addition)
The small bichir has developed what I am hoping is a swim bladder disease. I've read that feeding skinned peas can help with this. While I'm not worried about the Tigerfish or the payara greedily wolfing down peas, there is a good chance the catfish will get some, as well as the dat and my healthy sen. bichir.
Would there be any potential negative side effects from feeding the entire tank peas, or should I be ok?
Thanks,
John
** damnit. I just noticed my spelling of the word "negatives" in the title of this thread. That's going to bother me **
