Thai silk/Titanium health tip
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everything Cichlid8336 was great information. somepeople try to detract from good information on this post.
oriqua;5117402; said:
LOL Good info? You're misinformed. The info contradicts itself.
"Through my year of experience with my Titanium\Thai Silk flowerhorn, They do best with temps of 82-84 degrees, plenty of water changes(stir up gravel) and Epsom salt(2ounces per 20 gallons).
They are the discus of the flowerhorn breed. Very sensitive to poor water and lower temperature conditions, which if not kept up will cause digestive issues. As long as you keep things very clean, you will rarely have any issues."
oriqua;5117402; said:
Some forum members create arguments for arguments sake. I dont want to name names but a known troll is posting on this thread.
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Originally Posted by oriqua
everything Cichlid8336 was great information. somepeople try to detract from good information on this post.
LOL Good info? You're misinformed. The info contradicts itself.
"Through my year of experience with my Titanium\Thai Silk flowerhorn, They do best with temps of 82-84 degrees, plenty of water changes(stir up gravel) and Epsom salt(2ounces per 20 gallons).
They are the discus of the flowerhorn breed. Very sensitive to poor water and lower temperature conditions, which if not kept up will cause digestive issues. As long as you keep things very clean, you will rarely have any issues."
In any case - Cichlid8336 info is good. water Troll relax your not some sort of FLOWER HORN Jedi.. maybe you didnt get attention as a child. relax.
Originally Posted by oriqua
everything Cichlid8336 was great information. somepeople try to detract from good information on this post.
LOL Good info? You're misinformed. The info contradicts itself.
"Through my year of experience with my Titanium\Thai Silk flowerhorn, They do best with temps of 82-84 degrees, plenty of water changes(stir up gravel) and Epsom salt(2ounces per 20 gallons).
They are the discus of the flowerhorn breed. Very sensitive to poor water and lower temperature conditions, which if not kept up will cause digestive issues. As long as you keep things very clean, you will rarely have any issues."
In any case - Cichlid8336 info is good. water Troll relax your not some sort of FLOWER HORN Jedi.. maybe you didnt get attention as a child. relax.
oriqua;5122708; said:Quote:
Originally Posted by oriqua
everything Cichlid8336 was great information. somepeople try to detract from good information on this post.
LOL Good info? You're misinformed. The info contradicts itself.
"Through my year of experience with my Titanium\Thai Silk flowerhorn, They do best with temps of 82-84 degrees, plenty of water changes(stir up gravel) and Epsom salt(2ounces per 20 gallons).
They are the discus of the flowerhorn breed. Very sensitive to poor water and lower temperature conditions, which if not kept up will cause digestive issues. As long as you keep things very clean, you will rarely have any issues."
In any case - Cichlid8336 info is good. water Troll relax your not some sort of FLOWER HORN Jedi.. maybe you didnt get attention as a child. relax.
Never said I was. But go on ahead and do what cichlid8336 posted. Its not my fish that you're harming.
Trolls are usually found under bridges. Oddly enough, so is water (as in water under the bridge, Im not naming names)
