I have noticed this one has much bigger scuts then the other two. I’m not sure on the catch location of the other two. I believe they came from AG over in Germany. Where most of the others have come from recently
2 lithodoras dorsarlis grow out.
- Thread starter Rpul
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My doradids got a good feeding today...
Lithodoras got the bulk of the food ?
Guys. What’s are all your sizes now?
I have one at 10” and 2 around the 12-13” mark?
One in particular is always responsive as soon as I walk into the fish room. Up the glass, around the surface, extremely greedy. This is the largest one aswell.
Ive tanned the water in there tank. This has made them go much darker then when the first arrived. Almost a Smokey black colour with bright white bellies.
I have one at 10” and 2 around the 12-13” mark?
One in particular is always responsive as soon as I walk into the fish room. Up the glass, around the surface, extremely greedy. This is the largest one aswell.
Ive tanned the water in there tank. This has made them go much darker then when the first arrived. Almost a Smokey black colour with bright white bellies.
second biggest out for food.
What a monster.
Mine is pretty shy atm. He just hangs in his tube for most of the day, although he is more responsive than my Oxydoras niger when it comes to food.
Our trio must have grown several inches in the 2 months with us. Now look about a foot, maybe a bit over. Feed like maniacs. Their 240 gal is largely bare, so they swim around as they please. Seldom sit in a corner, even then one at a time. Sometimes swim/hang head down mid water in a corner, which I find unusual.
I find mine doing this also. I don’t find it odd. Bacu and oxydoras have always done the same in my own tanks. Oddly often found around midwater level. Just relaxing in the current, even the larger oxydoras did this.
Great to hear yours are doing well and growing.
I assume you are speaking of swimming, as a fish normally would, horizontally or at a slight angle in current mid water column. Correct me if I am wrong.
I am talking vertical, head down, in a corner, mid depth.
I am talking vertical, head down, in a corner, mid depth.
