Pbass ID

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Sorry fro replying so late, different place and different time, but the same interests though!
Thanks for the advice, my pbass just ate a feeder tonight, might need to train it to swap to pellet. I'll look for the posts that have the ways to do so.
 
Whats the water temp, tank mates, can you give a full tank shot? Does the bass look like that all the time?
 
cigars said:
Whats the water temp, tank mates, can you give a full tank shot? Does the bass look like that all the time?
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The temp's about 26~27'c, the tank mates are a pleco and a silver arowana.
The tank is temporary, planing to change it in one or two months, the size is 26cmx12cmx16cm, the pbass' about 7cm.
Yes, the pbass looks like that at all time, I went to the sticky to see if I can find the similar juvenile but I couldn't, any ideas?
 
Raise the temp to 88 degrees (31c) I think your tank is way to small its less than 10 gallons? Not sure though with metric dimensions I use a 10 gallon only to quaranteen new bass for 2 weeks then I transfer to the 40gallon breeder, definitely need a larger tank (40gallon or more) and add 2 more bass if you can they do better in groups when they are small and your tank mates are ok. Maybe some middle swimming fish silver dollars etc. The problem is the bass is super stressed you cant give a positive ID on it looking like that.
 
cigars said:
Raise the temp to 88 degrees (31c) I think your tank is way to small its less than 10 gallons? Not sure though with metric dimensions I use a 10 gallon only to quaranteen new bass for 2 weeks then I transfer to the 40gallon breeder, definitely need a larger tank (40gallon or more) and add 2 more bass if you can they do better in groups when they are small and your tank mates are ok. Maybe some middle swimming fish silver dollars etc. The problem is the bass is super stressed you cant give a positive ID on it looking like that.
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Thank you so much for pointing out the things I need to look out for and things that I need to do, I should start right away, will post new pics when it gets better, thank you!
 
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