Do Jardinis get drop eye too or is it only among silver arowana?
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one of the members here has a jardini that has a drop-eye because of his skittish behavior 
) but I forgot his name )
) but I forgot his name )So is this a rare kind of think for a Jardini or whatSonsinator;2100651; said:one of the members here has a jardini that has a drop-eye because of his skittish behavior
aznfab213;2101207; said:
Well, since it's not natural to a jardini to get a DE, then the only thing that will cause the jardini to get a DE is a skittish and jumpy behavior. I don't know much about jardini, but I hope that helps.
hmoobvwj;2102282; said:
If you take a look on youtube you can find videos of surgery being done on Asian Aro's for DE. Experts say that too much fatty foods can be a cause of DE as well as poor water conditions. Just look around online for more answers.
Tobyone;2106693; said:
So by this you are saying that 99% of adult silver aros are kept in poor water and fed fatty foods.
Edit: sorry my mistake, the "experts" are stating this
Fatty food and poor water conditions dont cause DE, and my jar just recently developed a mild case of DE.
my jar has a real bad case of DE
there are a few pics of him here
i think he got it because of his glass banging behavior
there are a few pics of him here
i think he got it because of his glass banging behavior