TL's 6 FOOT PIMAS, 4 FOOT RTCs and Arows!

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Use to feed mine small 6" whole pompano. They sold them whole in the frozen fish section at my local grocers for some reason. My big cats loved them. Plus as you say they had everything in tact just as what they would eat in the wild so was great for their growth and coloration. :) I use to supplement with shrimp and whole shrimp for the rtc also. Seems to bring out a whole new red in the dorsal and caudal fins.
 
Use to feed mine small 6" whole pompano. They sold them whole in the frozen fish section at my local grocers for some reason. My big cats loved them. Plus as you say they had everything in tact just as what they would eat in the wild so was great for their growth and coloration. :) I use to supplement with shrimp and whole shrimp for the rtc also. Seems to bring out a whole new red in the dorsal and caudal fins.

haha yea sounds great... my fish also eat whole pompano from the market (those circular fish right?).... unfortunately once they got used to yellow trevali, they dont really take many other fish because the trevali have a strong scent that they love... what fusspots... but i dont mind cause its cheap and ive seen many many zoos feed their amazonian exhibits the same fish that i do :)
 
haha yea sounds great... my fish also eat whole pompano from the market (those circular fish right?).... unfortunately once they got used to yellow trevali, they dont really take many other fish because the trevali have a strong scent that they love... what fusspots... but i dont mind cause its cheap and ive seen many many zoos feed their amazonian exhibits the same fish that i do :)

yup those are the ones. :) You are slowly creating your own zoo so pretty soon people will be saying that about your place lol.
 
Simply amazing!
 
need to see a feeding video that would be awesome!!!

I have many feeding vids in my youtube channel called "MyAquaticDiary".... but yesss i do need newer feeding updates :) maybe next trip back!
 
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