C crmarti Feeder Fish MFK Member Jul 25, 2008 408 0 0 36 Aiken Sep 24, 2010 #11 he doesnt have ich does he?
T Thalan Fire Eel MFK Member Sep 30, 2008 1,098 3 68 jacksonville Sep 24, 2010 #12 No thats just dust from the substrate. I have a very loose soil for the plants, hence the thin layer of gravel to keep it down.
No thats just dust from the substrate. I have a very loose soil for the plants, hence the thin layer of gravel to keep it down.
C crmarti Feeder Fish MFK Member Jul 25, 2008 408 0 0 36 Aiken Sep 24, 2010 #13 oh ok col, thats kinda what i figured
T Turbotad Feeder Fish MFK Member Feb 4, 2010 78 0 0 illinois Sep 30, 2010 #14 so whats the story on one of these cats? where they from how big they get ect?
T Thalan Fire Eel MFK Member Sep 30, 2008 1,098 3 68 jacksonville Oct 9, 2010 #15 They're NA natives. This species stays pretty small, like 3 inches. Though I did find this pic a while back that made me super jealous...
They're NA natives. This species stays pretty small, like 3 inches. Though I did find this pic a while back that made me super jealous...
knifegill Peacock Bass MFK Member Sep 19, 2005 8,782 112 120 43 Oscar Tummy Oct 9, 2010 #16 One species (margined?) gets around 8" but that's the biggest. Google "noturus sp." and you'll be on the trail.
One species (margined?) gets around 8" but that's the biggest. Google "noturus sp." and you'll be on the trail.
F fishy12 Jack Dempsey MFK Member Mar 12, 2009 2,738 1 36 ohio Oct 9, 2010 #17 He is ugly but makes up for it by being cool fish
knifegill Peacock Bass MFK Member Sep 19, 2005 8,782 112 120 43 Oscar Tummy Oct 9, 2010 #18 They are a weather fish too. Low barometric pressure will send them zipping all over the place.