My Update!!!
- Thread starter MorningStar
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Nice . The Mono's have some real nice red on them. I like the back ground also.
I really like these O's too. The colors on them are super nice! Only thing is, they grow really slow. I think they're only 3".
Thanks. I had to remove that background and rework it. It was falling off when I bought the tank used from another mfk'er.
Nice .. I bought a pair of pbass yesterday about 3" each .. the lfs have just fed em with live feeders .. should I try changing em to pellets or krills right away or should i wait till they grow to 6" ? And they are very skittish .. more than my aro once was .. any advice is more than welcome
Well they are in a quarantine tank 55g .. have a 250g which holds a pair of oscar, silver aro and some silver dollars .. I will be upgrading to 450g by the end of this month or the start of next month so want to add new fish .. this is the 1st time that i have bought pbass so please so help
Hey! Sorry for such a late reply. I don't log in as often as I did in the beginning year. Unfortunately, I am no expert. I've only started raising pbass this year. I've had luck with mine just taking to pellets and shrimp. I forgot how long it took me to get them on pellets but it I know it wasn't more than 3 days. I have 4 different types of bass so each one individually is different. What I've done as far as getting them to eat is just starving them and try other options. Before getting them on pellets, I use bloodworms and they love that then after a few times of feeding them that, I mixed it with massivore pellets and they can tell but still ate it. After doing that for a few feeding sessions then just drop 1 pellet in and see who takes it. If they all go for it then just drop in 2-3 pellets and go from there. If they don't eat it right away then just starve them again and repeat the process. That's what work for me. Try other food options as well like market shrimp but as any experienced pbass keeper would suggest is, they would suggest to get them off live food because it will save time and money in the long run.
55 gal for 2 Bass is perfect but eventually they will need to be thrown in a bigger tank. My tank is over crowded right now and it's a big shame. I only have a 180 gal and it's now getting crowded again. Will have to loosen up the load soon. What kind of bass do you have?
Get them on pellets and krill or plankton . My bass loves the plankton. I would through pellets in with the plankton. And they love earth worms. Now they eat almost anything that I feed them. Never had to starve them.
