Matteus
do you have any experience with raphael cats? I never see mine eat. I've heard that stripeds especially like snails, shell and all, but I've never seen em do that. Then again, they only eat at night so maybe they do, idk. Another thing you could do is turn all things that would cause water movement off (filters, aerators, etc.), drop food in, and turn off the lights. After about an hour turn water movement back on. Do this at increasingly early times, then turn off water movement and feed in the daytime. You should be able to see them eat. I'm in the process of doing that, but I have several friends who showed me how this works. You drop anything in, the cat will shoot out from its hiding spot and investigate.
Giving up fish you’ve had a while maybe the reason. Especially done on a whim!
kno4te
, that was basically why I would say it was a bad thing. I really liked them but I won’t be able to keep them if I am getting a ray. Although they are peaceful and most likely wouldn’t hurt the ray, I don’t want to take any chances. I have dreamed about breeding rays since I was a kid and have always felt like it was an impossible thing because they are sensitive and expensive etc. But it seems as if I am at a stage in my life where I am doing all sorts of things that I thought were impossible as a child. With that being said, I need to dream bigger since my dreams seem to be coming true.
EntoStentor
i seemed to have missed your previous post somehow. Sorry about that wasn’t trying to ignore you and your previous questions.
