13 June 2010 - Only Silvers
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love to see large silvers without DE
No secret. Just keep them in the same tank with other aros.scriving;4208389; said:
But I have been noticing something throughout my fish keeping.... I got no concrete proof yet for I didn't have time to do experiment yet.
This is my thought. All the time, my aros at home are kept in bright tanks and the room is dark. So meaning their living quarter is bright in the tank but dark from the outside. But then again, I notice that some of those aros I have in tank with no light in their tank and placed at out door, it's the total reversal of my home keeping. And I ntoice aros in there start to swim slanted when they approach the front viewing glass. Usually when aro do this, they will develop DE soon after.
No secret. Just keep them in the same tank with other aros.scriving;4208389; said:
But I have been noticing something throughout my fish keeping.... I got no concrete proof yet for I didn't have time to do experiment yet.
This is my thought. All the time, my aros at home are kept in bright tanks and the room is dark. So meaning their living quarter is bright in the tank but dark from the outside. But then again, I notice that some of those aros I have in tank with no light in their tank and placed at out door, it's the total reversal of my home keeping. And I ntoice aros in there start to swim slanted when they approach the front viewing glass. Usually when aro do this, they will develop DE soon after.
I thought you had a lot more though?Great to see that Silvers co-habitat well in a community tank with Asian Arowanas.
Great Arowana pictures Koji!
Great Arowana pictures Koji!
no DE in a group of silvers is such a rare sight- if your silvers do get DE, do you cull them out?
