Just wondering..

[Druu]

Hey I just went through planetcatfish and they said the water temp should be.
71.6-78.8°F
but. can they survive in 80F?

also, would they go for any pellets? what are the diet of yours?

Fish usually can "survive" in a wide range of temperature, the recorded temps are ideal.

 

[BrtnBoy449]

This can help you quite a bit.

lol!

nice

 

[JEAE21]

lol!

nice

that wasn't funny at all, or nice as a matter of fact.


and druu, finally you give me a proper answer.. thank you i'll make it around 78 or 80F

 

[Oddball]

This can help you quite a bit.

I nearly snotted Mt Dew out my nose!!!

 

[WyldFya]

that wasn't funny at all, or nice as a matter of fact.


and druu, finally you give me a proper answer.. thank you i'll make it around 78 or 80F

A little research on your part will go miles with how much people want to help you.

 

[Onion01]

I agree with the mods. A little research shows dedication on your part as a fishkeeper. Sure, there are some questions that would be easier to ask experienced fishkeepers, but taking the time to learn has no substitute.

 

[JEAE21]

o.k.; i'll ask once I can't seem to find answers online..

any good sites for beginners? (other than a search engine)

 

[Druu]

A little research on your part will go miles with how much people want to help you.

The more unresearched questions you ask, the more likely the answers you get will be dismissive.

 

[JEAE21]

Well I researched this but couldn't find anymore on planetcatfish.

i read that ID sharks are really active fish that need space. and if you have a in-active ID, then he is not healthy
but what about when they sleep? do they hover in one spot or sleep-swim?

 

[Fish Eat Fish]

do you have one? if not then why are you diagnosing a problem for a fish that doesnt exist?