Isn't overstock unhealthy for the fish? Compation for food (but then again, there's plenty of that LOL), space, water quality, ect.?
Great Bichir Feeding Video
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Wow insane video! I love it! You should put a large tilapia fillet and video them doing a death roll.
Yes and no. Overstocking is not recommended but doesn't mean it always bad. This is typically true when you put a pacu in a 10g tank. This is definitely a Not to Do! Here is a perfect example, imagine two cities the same size in geography but one has a population of 10,000 and another has a population o f 100,000. Both cities are prospering. Whether you choose to live in a big city or small city is all a matter of preference. Would you still say it's wrong to overstock? I think it's a more of a matter of preference. Overstocking will lower the margin of error on food, water quality, etc. I have to monitoring it closely to make sure everything is running right.JawsKeeper;3545298; said:
Thanks man. I'm sure your tank is a lot nicer.King-eL;3545306; said:
I'm still working my way up to baller status like you.
I don't like watching them doing death rolls cuz they make a mess and risk of injury of smacking their head into the tank bare bottom.Thanks. I have had these bichirs for a 2 years now so they're always under good care.Malcus;3545341; said:
So, that's your tank at the LFS 
JK, FANTASTIC BICHIRS very happy and healthy, Nice P-Bass...Also, suprised that your clowns have not been eaten by your Lap
JK, FANTASTIC BICHIRS very happy and healthy, Nice P-Bass...Also, suprised that your clowns have not been eaten by your Lap
Thanks. Don't jinx me about the clown loaches getting eaten. Knock on wood.Darth Scohin;3546379; said:So, that's your tank at the LFS
Nice! Did you just turn a light on at the beginning of the video or are they always that active when they know its feeding time?
I like the big guy trying to get under the driftwood at 1:15.
I like the big guy trying to get under the driftwood at 1:15.
they used to b skittish when they were in another tank with more hiding places. in this setup it is pretty open so they got used to me. i turned the light on a few hours before feeding. yea, they usually active during feeding time. the big teugelsi u saw will even eat shrimps from my handThalan;3548580; said:
