new IT questions
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I had my 3 x IT 6 to 10 inches initially in a tank with a red aro, a few peacock bass, a florida gar and a endi bichir. Tank was all black. They remained dark and keep hiding at the side through out the time I had them, about a year. They also fight with each other.
Then I moved them to my african cichlids tank, again all black tank but with white sand, I could now see their bars. The smallest about 6 inch is now permanently stable, at least for the time he was in this new tank.
It has been about a month.
Then I moved them to my african cichlids tank, again all black tank but with white sand, I could now see their bars. The smallest about 6 inch is now permanently stable, at least for the time he was in this new tank.
It has been about a month.
dang those are very nice looking fish and tank but those fronts are beautiful too!
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Just another question though, I've raised the temp of the tank to 32C these past few days because the 2-3" oscar (which is his new tankmate) has ich and it seems like he's more stable and not hiding anymore that much because of it. Is temperature also a factor of a dat being stable? I live in a tropical country so I don't really use heaters except when my fish have ich.
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Just another question though, I've raised the temp of the tank to 32C these past few days because the 2-3" oscar (which is his new tankmate) has ich and it seems like he's more stable and not hiding anymore that much because of it. Is temperature also a factor of a dat being stable? I live in a tropical country so I don't really use heaters except when my fish have ich.
i don't think temp is a factor because i am in Singapore, a tropical country, its 30+C year long
Yeah I agree, temp here is around 30-31C. Maybe he just got stable!
My guess is he's stable now mostly because he's in a tank with overall smaller fish than before and so is feeling more cool and confident.
