I dont know what happened to him. I had raymond ( 6" teacup ) for about two months, he was eating only worms and ghost shrimp, but he had a good apetite.
I left for work yesterday morning and he was fine, then on the way home my roomate called me and told me that ray was stuck to the filter..... i was crushed. I had heard that fwr's were a more difficult fish to keep, but all was going well.
When i got home he was still alive, and breathing, but his body had a severe death curl, and he didnt have the energy to swim or keep himself on the tankbed.
the only thing i can think of is if he was chasing a ghost shrimp, and got himself stuck on the filter, but he was pretty wiry, he should have been able to get off, its only a mag 350 filter.
Anyways when i woke up this morning he had already died...
not to sound like a p#$$y but im really upset, he was the first fish i ever lost. I had already kept 7 redbellies in the same tank but had gotten bored with them.
I left for work yesterday morning and he was fine, then on the way home my roomate called me and told me that ray was stuck to the filter..... i was crushed. I had heard that fwr's were a more difficult fish to keep, but all was going well.
When i got home he was still alive, and breathing, but his body had a severe death curl, and he didnt have the energy to swim or keep himself on the tankbed.
the only thing i can think of is if he was chasing a ghost shrimp, and got himself stuck on the filter, but he was pretty wiry, he should have been able to get off, its only a mag 350 filter.
Anyways when i woke up this morning he had already died...
not to sound like a p#$$y but im really upset, he was the first fish i ever lost. I had already kept 7 redbellies in the same tank but had gotten bored with them.
.:j/k: thanx all .....chris