Thanks, that means a lot to me. I try to give her the best home that I can with the resources that I have. Biggest thing I bet is the water changes I do. ATM she gets fin lvl every other day. And a good staple food, atm she is still eating Hikari Caristicks, jumbo size.
Toni and Nemo my albino Oscar's
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Thanks, that means a lot to me. I try to give her the best home that I can with the resources that I have. Biggest thing I bet is the water changes I do. ATM she gets fin lvl every other day. And a good staple food, atm she is still eating Hikari Caristicks, jumbo size.
Was looking thru all the pictures I have of Toni and decided this would be neet to do. Here ya go her growth in pics.
First pic being the day I brought here home. Rest are about a month apart give or take..
First pic being the day I brought here home. Rest are about a month apart give or take..
They should work, I was thinking of getting a few to add to my spotted group.
She is such a beautiful oscar. You have done a great job with her
So last night I put gravel into Toni's tank. Found a deal for 10 bucks for 20lbs, so got 140lbs for her 125.
So I rinsed the gravel real good, then it went thru a prime bath(big tub with water and prime added to declorinate the water all over the rinsed gravel) then added it to the tank and put back in my rocks and such. Put the branch back in but Toni didn't like where it was, she bit into and swam till it moved out her way, so I moved it.
Always the can't wait till ready kinda guy I got Toni some friends
First off a Pimelodus ornatus
This guy is soo cool, always swimming about, aweome markings.
And lastly a pack of 5 Metynnis fasciatus (striped silver dollar's) These guys are great.
And current FTS
So I rinsed the gravel real good, then it went thru a prime bath(big tub with water and prime added to declorinate the water all over the rinsed gravel) then added it to the tank and put back in my rocks and such. Put the branch back in but Toni didn't like where it was, she bit into and swam till it moved out her way, so I moved it.
Always the can't wait till ready kinda guy I got Toni some friends
First off a Pimelodus ornatus
This guy is soo cool, always swimming about, aweome markings.
And lastly a pack of 5 Metynnis fasciatus (striped silver dollar's) These guys are great.
And current FTS
The oscar looks great, great colour, obviously very healthy and well looked after. But I think your denison barbs could be stressed judging by the lack of colour. They might do better in a tank with smaller/same sized fish although they don't require any cover/caves. Mine live with clown loaches and the below is denison barbs "real" colour..Apologies for intruding the thread with my pictures....Its just a suggestion you may want to consider.... It is also possible they're not getting enough to eat around the oscar...
