warmishprince Feeder Fish MFK Member May 3, 2011 94 1 8 Tiverton (UK) Mar 28, 2013 #11 littleg902 said: I would recommend vacuuming up the remaining pieces of gravel. Bichirs have a thing for eating gravel. Sent from my iPhone using MonsterAquariaNetwork app Click to expand... next time i do a w/c i will get it out.
littleg902 said: I would recommend vacuuming up the remaining pieces of gravel. Bichirs have a thing for eating gravel. Sent from my iPhone using MonsterAquariaNetwork app Click to expand... next time i do a w/c i will get it out.
littleg902 Plecostomus MFK Member Jan 26, 2010 386 70 61 Indianapolis Mar 28, 2013 #12 warmishprince said: Yeah theres 3 albino bn's in there with him. so theyll be fine in there with him then? Click to expand... Bristlenose plecos are bichir safe. I keep bristlenose plecos in all of my larger tanks. Bichirs are in most of them and I've never once seen any evidence of them sucking the slime coat off another fish. Sent from my iPhone using MonsterAquariaNetwork app
warmishprince said: Yeah theres 3 albino bn's in there with him. so theyll be fine in there with him then? Click to expand... Bristlenose plecos are bichir safe. I keep bristlenose plecos in all of my larger tanks. Bichirs are in most of them and I've never once seen any evidence of them sucking the slime coat off another fish. Sent from my iPhone using MonsterAquariaNetwork app
tanharold Plecostomus MFK Member Feb 10, 2011 734 27 61 Philippines Apr 21, 2013 #13 Cute and confirmed. This is my opinion about the bns, if you see it sucking on the endli, I think you should remove it immediately. Good luck!
Cute and confirmed. This is my opinion about the bns, if you see it sucking on the endli, I think you should remove it immediately. Good luck!
tanharold Plecostomus MFK Member Feb 10, 2011 734 27 61 Philippines Apr 22, 2013 #14 Heres my baby before: