Yeah the raphs are fat especially the very secluded spotted ones. It's like mini golf balls swimming around.
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Yeah the raphs are fat especially the very secluded spotted ones. It's like mini golf balls swimming around.
lol dude, I used to have a striped that was so fat.......he was always laying on his SIDE. His belly was soooo fat he couldn't sit upright lololo it was so funny watching him teeter back and forth, just balancing on his belly like a fat guy trying to drink from a lake
He maxed out at 10" and for a whole year+ all he did was pack on weight and girth
lol dude, I used to have a striped that was so fat.......he was always laying on his SIDE. His belly was soooo fat he couldn't sit upright lololo it was so funny watching him teeter back and forth, just balancing on his belly like a fat guy trying to drink from a lake
Now that's funny. Would've loved to see that.
LOL keep feeding them and you will. Do they come to the surface and take floating foods???
lol his pectoral fins were like an anti-tip device on a Rascal haha
Fishnatics I agree with everyone, great job on the selection of stock and aquascape.
I love tiger barbs, especially in a big school and a big tank! I did notice the oddball, but I thought it was just an albino? Or what is commonly sold as albino, I don't think they are truly albino...
Tank looks great!
No they don't. Striped ones come out after I turn the lights out but I never see the spotted ones.
Fishnatics I agree with everyone, great job on the selection of stock and aquascape.
Thanks
Yea, I watched a portion of the video again after posting and notices we were not on the same page... Can you get a clean photo of the oddball for us?
