So I posted last week about a FH I was considering purchasing from Thailand, asking about the type and quality of the one that had caught my eye. I had decided against it because it was a lot of money to spend on something that could up and die on me if it didn't adapt well.
Except 2 days after that I still couldn't stop thinking about that little FH. He arrived at 6:30 pm last night
He is doing AMAZINGLY well even right out of the bag. I left him in darkness overnight to let him settle and was pleasantly surprised to see him rush up to me this morning, 12 hours later, and interact so quickly. He is active, personable, colour is great already, begging for food and ate dinner very eagerly. Now I'm trying to settle on a name for him.
First video is this morning with no tank light (excuse the reflection of my washing machine lol) and second is later in the day with his tank light on.
Except 2 days after that I still couldn't stop thinking about that little FH. He arrived at 6:30 pm last night
He is doing AMAZINGLY well even right out of the bag. I left him in darkness overnight to let him settle and was pleasantly surprised to see him rush up to me this morning, 12 hours later, and interact so quickly. He is active, personable, colour is great already, begging for food and ate dinner very eagerly. Now I'm trying to settle on a name for him.
First video is this morning with no tank light (excuse the reflection of my washing machine lol) and second is later in the day with his tank light on.
. This is an ideal Kamfa for you to raise I think. I love it.