We'll see how long I can put up with continually buying live blackworms. If I can get him fully onto pellets, yes.
Species that usually aren't picky but are.
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So....interesting development.
We've got a heat wave going on and inside our apartment it's 85 degrees so the tank is 85+ (at 9:30 at night no less...). Yesterday and today the midas has been out and begging, slamming Hikari from the top of the tank. *Shrugs* It's not like I keep the tank cold, normally it's right around 80. Guess I'll have to bump the heater up once this heat goes away.
Of course this happens the day after I buy some NLS Thera A+ off eBay.
I'll take 60 degrees and rainy over this 98 degree crap any day...
We've got a heat wave going on and inside our apartment it's 85 degrees so the tank is 85+ (at 9:30 at night no less...). Yesterday and today the midas has been out and begging, slamming Hikari from the top of the tank. *Shrugs* It's not like I keep the tank cold, normally it's right around 80. Guess I'll have to bump the heater up once this heat goes away.
Of course this happens the day after I buy some NLS Thera A+ off eBay.
I'll take 60 degrees and rainy over this 98 degree crap any day...
Yes, twice.
From talking with four others who've owned F1 Rapps midas' it seems to be a VERY common issue that they won't eat for a long while.
From talking with four others who've owned F1 Rapps midas' it seems to be a VERY common issue that they won't eat for a long while.
Yeah, I had read that as well about the F1's. Very bizarre, but perhaps you just broke the code - high temps.
Glad to hear that's finally coming around, he's a great looking fish with some great potential.
Glad to hear that's finally coming around, he's a great looking fish with some great potential.
So the heat wave is over and the tank has dropped to 80 degrees (normal). Lo and behold he's now hiding out and not eating. Time to do a waterchange and bump the temp up.
