pls ID this poly
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I see a baby delhezi and a baby ornate in the first pic 
Looks like they loooove those plants, baby polys prefer to spend most of their time in floating plants so that they don't have to use so much energy to get to the surface to gulp some air. Also helps keep them from being seen by predators.
Looks like they loooove those plants, baby polys prefer to spend most of their time in floating plants so that they don't have to use so much energy to get to the surface to gulp some air. Also helps keep them from being seen by predators.
Hello,
definitely P.delhezi (and in the background P.ornatipinnis) ...
A good decision to keep them with water plants (also fast growing ones) - especially if the baby bichirs are breathing with their external gils it is important to keep the oxygene in the water stable ... plants will do a good job there.
It's also fine that the plants you are keeping (sorry i don't know the english word for them) are very good nitrate killers - also good friends in keeping your water clean and healthy ... young bichirs with external gills are much more sensible than those with retarded external gills.
Greetings
Uwe
definitely P.delhezi (and in the background P.ornatipinnis) ...
A good decision to keep them with water plants (also fast growing ones) - especially if the baby bichirs are breathing with their external gils it is important to keep the oxygene in the water stable ... plants will do a good job there.
It's also fine that the plants you are keeping (sorry i don't know the english word for them) are very good nitrate killers - also good friends in keeping your water clean and healthy ... young bichirs with external gills are much more sensible than those with retarded external gills.
Greetings
Uwe