Have had those two since September of 2020 since tiny wrigglers. They are currently in the 75g.
the biggest one is clocking in at least 14” in length is more mellow and docile is least picky on food
the lanky lean one is at least 13.5” and is more aggressive/snapping at the bigger ones head constantly and is so hangry at the other one eating food it refused in the first place
When do they slow down on growing? They keep on gaining girth and length. Not even a year I have had them and they are ok in the 75g tank for another 3-4 inches I can put them in their own 75g as catching them trying to nibble on L114 tail and the Jaguar catfish tail
my question will it help disperse the aggression if I find a 3rd one their size range?
should I be feeding them more if they are trying to eat more the lanky one gets at least 4-5 huge earthworms and the beefy one Likes shrimp so I offer it 3 medium shrimp both eat every other day I try not to feed them everyday due to not doing WC everyday.
1) what size range do they really slow down on growing
2) 1 more to disperse aggression?
3) feed more?
the biggest one is clocking in at least 14” in length is more mellow and docile is least picky on food
the lanky lean one is at least 13.5” and is more aggressive/snapping at the bigger ones head constantly and is so hangry at the other one eating food it refused in the first place
When do they slow down on growing? They keep on gaining girth and length. Not even a year I have had them and they are ok in the 75g tank for another 3-4 inches I can put them in their own 75g as catching them trying to nibble on L114 tail and the Jaguar catfish tail
my question will it help disperse the aggression if I find a 3rd one their size range?
should I be feeding them more if they are trying to eat more the lanky one gets at least 4-5 huge earthworms and the beefy one Likes shrimp so I offer it 3 medium shrimp both eat every other day I try not to feed them everyday due to not doing WC everyday.
1) what size range do they really slow down on growing
2) 1 more to disperse aggression?
3) feed more?