ahaha, am I the only person that found this humorous? He was obviously joking around.
burrowing bicher
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ahaha, am I the only person that found this humorous? He was obviously joking around.
I've seen bichirs at the LFS burrow their entire bodies in the gravel, only to have their head and tail exposed.
My endi covered its face a long time ago, haven't seen the behaviour since.
My endi covered its face a long time ago, haven't seen the behaviour since.
My endlicheri does that very often. He loves digging himself into fine gravel or sand. It is part of his hunting camoflage. Another hunting position would be hanging in the open water, near a root, whith its tail at the root, resembling a root itsself.
I have never watched a digging in the sand with my senegalus.
BG
Thomas
I have never watched a digging in the sand with my senegalus.
BG
Thomas
Yours just wants to be an ostrichI've seen bichirs at the LFS burrow their entire bodies in the gravel, only to have their head and tail exposed.
My endi covered its face a long time ago, haven't seen the behaviour since.
I alredy put it down.That would be awesome if all bichirs burrowed... imagine one of THOSE blasting out to nail feeders... it'd be like a cross between watching a snake and a puffer striking out of nowhere!
i think bichirs have the tendency to burry themself under the sand/gravel... seems it is a natural thing for them. had bichirs before but i had bare bottom. can't compare. maybe soon when i get some new bichirs into my 180 with gravel.
