(mildly) monstrous yo-yos

[Eric A]

6 inches is the max. Mine is near it, only 5 inches though. Your yoyo will develp reticulated patterns. They're prettier than the simple YOYO pattern.

I agree, my friends have a group of 7 5-6" yoyos. They are very nice looking, can't wait for my fellas to grow that big

 

[Lupin]

It doesn't take a long time for them to reach that mark. 6-7 months will pretty much suffice assuming you are doing plenty of feedings and water changes.

 

[Eric A]

It doesn't take a long time for them to reach that mark. 6-7 months will pretty much suffice assuming you are doing plenty of feedings and water changes.

I forgot to mention my loaches are smaller and in a 2ft.

 

[nuth88]

FSM~

I have a group of 10 in a 75 with some H.tamps, some Botia kubotai (4) & 2x-Dwarf Pike and they are doing awesome! The most enjoyable fish are my loaches.....They have done very well.....My largest is 5" and the smallest is 2".....

 

[FSM]

They would do okay with a small carpintis and cr. menezesi, right? I'll probably move some fish around soon so I've got the clowns and yo-yos with my green terror though.

 

[FSM]

They seem very sedentary. The old loach is very active, but these sit still on the bottom a lot.

 

[Lupin]

They seem very sedentary. The old loach is very active, but these sit still on the bottom a lot.

How big are they? My adults are 4-5 inches and they're very active as well always foraging the bottom for food and even chasing each other around.

 

[FSM]

3-4 inches I think. They chase each other occasionally, but a lot of the time they are still. They don't appear to be eating either.

 

[ewurm]

Biggest I've seen them at was about 6 inches. My biggest is at 4 inches he's about 2yrs old. YoYo's have the funniest personalities you will enjoy them a lot!

J

6 inches is the max. Mine is near it, only 5 inches though. Your yoyo will develp reticulated patterns. They're prettier than the simple YOYO pattern.

I swear Levi had one that was bigger. It must have been at least 7", probably more. Biggest one I have ever seen. It wasn't stocky, but it was long.

3-4 inches I think. They chase each other occasionally, but a lot of the time they are still. They don't appear to be eating either.

I'd try bloodworms for food, that usually gets them going. And check for heavy breathing.

 

[FSM]

They ate some brine shrimp, so I think they are probably just picky. They still aren't very active though.