drop eye question

  • We are currently upgrading MFK. thanks! -neo
phreakyfaerie said:
the genetic theory sounds reasonable to me, i just feel bad for my poor little fish now
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IF he does get it, he'll be fine. Mine has it and it has NO problem eating or seeing food. He (Assuming its a he) knows when the cat is on the top of the tank I assure you!
 
we must buy TWO arow'S house them in separte but differant tank's one in a long tank and one in a tall tank and see what happen's ...


donation's please make payable to rallysman/ ROSS arowana experiment.... :D
 
lol i feel better.
any food suggestions? right now he eats flakes, brine shrimp, bloodworms,and ground oscar pellets. am i feeding him right or should i change something?
 
ROSS said:
we must buy TWO arow'S house them in separte but differant tank's one in a long tank and one in a tall tank and see what happen's ...


donation's please make payable to rallysman/ ROSS arowana experiment.... :D
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I already have a silver with dropeye, I dont need another :grinno:


here is a thread with some good info....just to throw it out there (thanks del)
http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/forums/showthread.php?t=13010
 
excellent, thanks for the info, i only knew a little about aros to start but when i saw it in the lfs i couldnt resist all of your info just guaranteed one fish a better life
thanx again guys
 
whatthepho21 said:
If you are feeding it live food that is probably the problem. Becasue feeders have so much fat and can carry a desease I would only feed it live food once or twice a month.
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i have never fed him any live food only hikari food sticks
 
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