New pickup!
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My stratia
The biggest one, I name him "alpha" other 2, the darker coloured one I name him "blackie" and the lighter coloured "whitie" (I'm bad at giving names)
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The biggest one, I name him "alpha" other 2, the darker coloured one I name him "blackie" and the lighter coloured "whitie" (I'm bad at giving names)
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Right now he comes up at night only... So I'm feeding at that time. Tried frozen worms 2 days ago and he eats it like a monster.. Tried floating pellets and he hesitated at first.. So I just left him alone and came back, the pellets were missing
Bad news.. I only can find one
the other one seem to dissappear into thin air and I don't find any body outside the tank
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Bad news.. I only can find one
the other one seem to dissappear into thin air and I don't find any body outside the tank Sent from my HTC Sensation XE with Beats Audio Z715e using MonsterAquariaNetwork App
If it is not eaten by any striata (is belly bulging??), then it is either well-hidden somewhere in your tank and somewhere outside the tank. If outside your tank, it may be quite far away from the tank. Search EVERYWHERE (FLOOR) in the room with a powerful torchlight. Might be under some furniture (sofa, bed, cupboard, cabinet, etc.). Look everywhere on the floor.
Search the tank first, they are excellent at hiding. With that said if there is a space small enough to escape they can and will, and can really travel on the ground not unusual at all for this species when first introduced into a tank especially if there is an added stresses like an aggressive tank mate or improper water parameters.
If it is missing from the tank I'd recommend you test everything to make sure that something wasn't making it uncomfortable , check temps as well, bleheri are subtropical and do not like warm temperatures.
If it is missing from the tank I'd recommend you test everything to make sure that something wasn't making it uncomfortable , check temps as well, bleheri are subtropical and do not like warm temperatures.
