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Tiger-army

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DONT GET THEM!


why is every one getting a **** ton of baby dats and then! asking how to care for them


personaly i find them very easy to care for IF YOU LOOKED IT UP

to may of you guys who dont know how to care for them and are killng them off and then telling every one they are imposible to care for!?

i asked on this site did like 5 internet surchs and then got 1 and it worked out great in all it took 1 week to understand what was needed to care for them

and 2-3 weeks to cycle a tank (i cycled it as i learned and it was ready as soon as i thought i was)

i just got 2 more babies and they are doing just fine
i had a little scare when i didnt expect there temperment with eachother but they are fine and just territorial and thats about it

so plz dont get any dats until ur ready for one keep asking questions and next time ask first then buy

these fish have been taken from there home its done sad but it is what it is but there is nothing justifying that they be killed becuz of neglegence we shouldnt have them horded like this and more so should at least care for them better after the fact

thats all all you haters take a long drink of haterade and then get to posting to me:popcorn:
 
Umm...
I don't think this thread is very informative.
If you want to rant maybe you should post in the lounge.
 
I do agree with him though. No-one should be taking 20 dats home, and then wondering how to care for them.

If they knew anything about them and the space that they will eventually need, they wouldnt get them - unless they are just looking to make a buck - which will fail as the market will be flooded.

Just as well we dont have that problem in NZ.
 
i agree with you but i need to say this just for the hell of it. how do we "car" for dats?:ROFL:
 
it can't be that hard to "car" lols. for these little dats. just need a good tank. and do the water changes.
 
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