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Mine has started taking the massivore almost without delay but still with some "dignity". He takes the first ~immediately but it takes him ~20-40 seconds to put away ~6 disks.
Seriously though, I did have one 5 years ago, lost it when moving to Florida. I have had it from ~5" to 10". I don't recall feeding problems - it took frozen fish and shrimp just fine.
One thing I do recall: it was housed with 4 similar sized wyckiis and one day the attu ate one (dead or alive, IDK). The wyckii's pectoral spine poked all the way through Attu's stomach and about 1/4" was sticking out for 1-2 days. I was afraid to feed the attu but as soon as I did, the new food pushed the remains further along and the pec spine went in and the wound healed. Through all this, the attu behaved as if nothing was unusual.
Mine has started taking the massivore almost without delay but still with some "dignity". He takes the first ~immediately but it takes him ~20-40 seconds to put away ~6 disks.
I am not made of money, time, and fish tanks, ChubsNice fish guys! Hard to believe you only got one now, Viktor
Seriously though, I did have one 5 years ago, lost it when moving to Florida. I have had it from ~5" to 10". I don't recall feeding problems - it took frozen fish and shrimp just fine.One thing I do recall: it was housed with 4 similar sized wyckiis and one day the attu ate one (dead or alive, IDK). The wyckii's pectoral spine poked all the way through Attu's stomach and about 1/4" was sticking out for 1-2 days. I was afraid to feed the attu but as soon as I did, the new food pushed the remains further along and the pec spine went in and the wound healed. Through all this, the attu behaved as if nothing was unusual.
