Arowana with Brood in the Wild
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I also like how none of the aros in the videos have DE. I think that supports the theory that hitting the side/top of a tank causes DE.
Must be quite annoying to breath when you have to worry about choking or eatting your babys. Anyways thanks for sharing, those aro's are mint.
Hot Slime;2881322; said:
Most mouthbrooders don't eat while brooding young. Some do, but it's only small meals while the babies are out foraging.
Mouthbrooding fish have an enlarged buccal cavity. It's the part of the throat/mouth right after the lower jaw. The babies are kept there. That's why on mouthbrooding fish with eggs or babies you see the cavity distended.
michalm;2881260; said:
Yah, I posted that one earlier today too in another thread.
BTW, if you put the YT (YouTube) tags around the letters after the = you can embed the video and don't need the rest of the link.
