ID my new young TSN please...

[hydroxide]

The TSN ID sticky seems to only have info on ID-ing adult TSN while my TSN is still kinda small and thre are like 3 TSNs from the ID chart that looks like mine so I'm kinda confused :/

anyways, what's my TSN? http://imgur.com/Cz5oe42
i bought it for equivalent to US$ 6.2 if that helps...

 

[wednesday13]

The TSN ID sticky seems to only have info on ID-ing adult TSN while my TSN is still kinda small and thre are like 3 TSNs from the ID chart that looks like mine so I'm kinda confused :/

anyways, what's my TSN? http://imgur.com/Cz5oe42
i bought it for equivalent to US$ 6.2 if that helps...

almost impossible to determine an i.d. until a tsn is around 18-30"... their patterns can change very quickly and alot as they grow. i will say ur specimen doesnt look like the "norm" to me which would be a p. fasciatum. if i were to take a stab in the dark i can say its possibly a p. tigrinum... you have a good year to grow him out to be certain tho. keep us updated as he changes.

 

[hydroxide]

you have a good year to grow him out to be certain tho. keep us updated as he changes.

allright, thanks I'm kinda worried about my TSN and my TSNxRTC hybrid's weird behavior where they are not eating as active/as greedy as what other people have :/ they usually just sit down and do nothing even if i drop some food (chopped shrimp) infront of them. They are only active at midnight - around 8AM, therefore my way to know wether they're eating or not is to put some feederfish and wait till the next day to see whether the feeders are gone or not :/

is there a good way to address them?

 

[thebiggerthebetter]

Agree with Wednesday.

As for the follow-up questions, I'd recommend to follow this advice: http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/forums/threads/fish-health-diagnostics-read-before-posting.210102/

If unwilling to go through all, at least start by stating the basics - tank size, filtration size, aeration, etc. - and what the water parameters are and how they are measured.