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bobVillanueva

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Pardon the substrate her tank is still fluctuating.

My 4-5" pup. Haven't actually seen him eat. But i've seen him nibble on shrimp and tubiflex worms. Is he on the skinny side?



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Woops. Its a her not him rather.

Heres another angle.


Its only her third day here. Hope she fattens up soon!


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He looks to be in good health. Maybe try chopped worms or ghost shrimp.

 

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scott s said:

He looks to be in good health. Maybe try chopped worms or ghost shrimp.

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Thanks, i just hope he eats soon:/


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Hope others chip in as well


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If chopped Canadian crawlers don't do it, live blackworms will.

 

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Once it goes on top of the food and starts twitching/humping a bit it means its eating right?))

If so, i guess i finally so it eat. It doesn't move much when the lights are on but it swims up and down sometimes when they are off.


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Small red wigglers work nicely also. Looks nice and healthy!

 

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ShadowStryder said:

Small red wigglers work nicely also. Looks nice and healthy!

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Thanks! She's a worm eater her tank is still cycling. No signs or nits nor ammonia anymore tho


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