vamptrev;3333290; said:
i do agree wtih what you are saying. I also notice the male starts getting frisky soon before she births. Mine has never lost her appetite though.
she is HUGE!@!!!
10 weeks in.....
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i do agree wtih what you are saying. I also notice the male starts getting frisky soon before she births. Mine has never lost her appetite though.
she is HUGE!@!!!
Old not sure.... WC. Size? I'd guess around 17-18.
Movement.... It's REALLY hard to see in my pond. If I kill all the air and all the pumps I can kinda see but my friggin Rhaph tends to have a go at anything close to the surface, including me.... I'm pretty sure I saw crazy movement about a month ago.
She's been seperated for 3 weeks. I don't trust the other rays as they are very aggressive at feeding times. I figured between the pumps, hungry rays, and the possible dad, I'd be better off just seperating her. Just trying to take every precaution I can so I don't get a repeat of what happened last time.
Movement.... It's REALLY hard to see in my pond. If I kill all the air and all the pumps I can kinda see but my friggin Rhaph tends to have a go at anything close to the surface, including me.... I'm pretty sure I saw crazy movement about a month ago.
She's been seperated for 3 weeks. I don't trust the other rays as they are very aggressive at feeding times. I figured between the pumps, hungry rays, and the possible dad, I'd be better off just seperating her. Just trying to take every precaution I can so I don't get a repeat of what happened last time.
