Well, it all started with two small kitties http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/forums/showthread.php?t=175227
they have grown and were then moved to help cycle one big aquarium (8 footer) - they have grown well over foot by the time the cycling of the aquarium was completed. Due to their incompatibility with the newly arrived aros they had to be moved again. ... <sigh> ... sadly due to lack of available aquarium they had to be moved to outdoor set-up with real BIG boyz and no heaters
http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/forums/showthread.php?t=166873,
http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/forums/showthread.php?t=181786
... suddenly the over foot long cats found themselves surrounded by gars, paimas and RTC ... i dumped lots of frogs before hand to try to placate the big fishes.
The next morning i could only find one marble pim ... decision was made (after lamenting why i have not done this before) to move the lone pim into the sump of the outdoor set-up.
The next morning i found a lone pim inside the main aquarium ... i wonder if it is the same pim escaped from sump back into the "jungle" or i really missed the other presumed eaten pim. There is no way it could have squeezed through the connecting pipe and yet i find it very hard to imagine marble pim jumping out of the sump back into the main set-up (must have been very lucky to jump in the correct direction)....
I am yet to take apart the sump to see if there is a second pim hiding in it - stay tuned
PS: the particularly murderous RTC (the one with three whiskers) looked particularly fat (and satisfied?) on the day of dissappearance (frogs were gone too) though not as fat as he should be if he eat the pim and frogs ...






they have grown and were then moved to help cycle one big aquarium (8 footer) - they have grown well over foot by the time the cycling of the aquarium was completed. Due to their incompatibility with the newly arrived aros they had to be moved again. ... <sigh> ... sadly due to lack of available aquarium they had to be moved to outdoor set-up with real BIG boyz and no heaters
http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/forums/showthread.php?t=166873,
http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/forums/showthread.php?t=181786
... suddenly the over foot long cats found themselves surrounded by gars, paimas and RTC ... i dumped lots of frogs before hand to try to placate the big fishes.
The next morning i could only find one marble pim ... decision was made (after lamenting why i have not done this before) to move the lone pim into the sump of the outdoor set-up.
The next morning i found a lone pim inside the main aquarium ... i wonder if it is the same pim escaped from sump back into the "jungle" or i really missed the other presumed eaten pim. There is no way it could have squeezed through the connecting pipe and yet i find it very hard to imagine marble pim jumping out of the sump back into the main set-up (must have been very lucky to jump in the correct direction)....
I am yet to take apart the sump to see if there is a second pim hiding in it - stay tuned
PS: the particularly murderous RTC (the one with three whiskers) looked particularly fat (and satisfied?) on the day of dissappearance (frogs were gone too) though not as fat as he should be if he eat the pim and frogs ...









