Sorry for the lack of pics at the moment.
I recently picked up an Adonis that had good color but was extreamly thin. His belly looks caved in and his tail is thin right at the base of his body before it fills out for the rest of the tail. I have not seen him eat (wakeing up at 4:00 AM each day does not allow me the time to sit up at night and observe) but I do make sure there is plenty of food in the tank before lights out. I have never seen a pleco this thin and according to the LFS they say he ate well when they added algae waffers, but who knows on that one. Any opinions or advice? He does swim around the tank on occasion and is not harrased by any other tank mates. Eyes are dark and shiney and appears alert, but still he is way too thin for it not to be a concern.
I recently picked up an Adonis that had good color but was extreamly thin. His belly looks caved in and his tail is thin right at the base of his body before it fills out for the rest of the tail. I have not seen him eat (wakeing up at 4:00 AM each day does not allow me the time to sit up at night and observe) but I do make sure there is plenty of food in the tank before lights out. I have never seen a pleco this thin and according to the LFS they say he ate well when they added algae waffers, but who knows on that one. Any opinions or advice? He does swim around the tank on occasion and is not harrased by any other tank mates. Eyes are dark and shiney and appears alert, but still he is way too thin for it not to be a concern.