micropeltes sp.?

[ettfettbranamn]

well each to his own. i like giving my fish feeders because in the wild thats how they would naturally get their food anyway. i breed my own feeders and i enjoy watching them hunt down their food because i only have predators in my tanks. i only use pellets as a staple. IMO predator fish SHOULD hunt for their own food its only natural. this is how i feed my fish and i absolutely love it

ah.. well that was another thing.. I thought we were having this "they are so hard to get off feeders-discussion".. since you know what I keep more or less you would probably understand that I'd be the last to give you crap about feeding live.. good luck with them, I'll be fallowing their progress with great interest!

 

[Bottomfeeder]

Snakeheads are famous for being opportunistic. they would readily eat market prawns, or if you wanna be as close as possible to the wild, tilapia fillets, silversides...

just my 2 cents (uhh...pence?), Smear

 

[Neervana]

Snakeheads are famous for being opportunistic. they would readily eat market prawns, or if you wanna be as close as possible to the wild, tilapia fillets, silversides...

just my 2 cents (uhh...pence?), Smear

oooooohhhhhhhh noooooes anthony has found out about my thread . right, thats it im no longer posting on here

 

[Bottomfeeder]

Awww shes leaving? boo hoo, were all so sad

 

[Bottomfeeder]

and i wouldnve seen it if she didnt post a link in aquaria central chat

 

[Neervana]

Lies

 

[south coast nelly]

when are you getting them

 

[Neervana]

already got them, they are going into my tank on friday so will post up pics then

 

[south coast nelly]

where are they now?at pete's?that is he name i hope,sorry if not

 

[south coast nelly]

ps.....did you see the thread in the pic section...?
Jambi" Sumatran channa micropeltes, about 24"