Transporting ATF

[RampageRR]

He looks great for just being transported for 2.5 hours. Those are some really nice looking odoes, too. Keep us updated on how they work out together.

 

[KNH]

Thanks rampage. Now I start working on getting him off feeders.

 

[csaechao]

Are you talking about the rock on the bottom? There are several rocks throughout the tank as the rays like to play with them.

I guess that's what it is. Lol

Thanks rampage. Now I start working on getting him off feeders.

I have a 11-12" VATF that i'm still trying to get off feeders also. Let me know how that works out for you and any tips.

 

[sashimimaster]

Great job. Looks like he made it without any problems. I don't trust rays with ATFs. I've heard of bad stories with them. Those Odoe's look a little worrisome too. Although they look about the same size so hopefully no issues.

 

[DB junkie]

Thanks rampage. Now I start working on getting him off feeders.

I bet he won't last long watching the Odoe eat...... Kinda hard to ignore Odoe when they decide to strap on the feed bag.

 

[RampageRR]

I bet he won't last long watching the Odoe eat...... Kinda hard to ignore Odoe when they decide to strap on the feed bag.

Lol "the feed bag". The ones in these shots look healthy, too. I bet they can put away some food.

I think they'll be a big help getting him off live, ATF definitely learn quicker watching fish similar looking to them eating in front of them.

 

[djaalix]

Nice job, congrats ... hope he does well and settles in nicely

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[KNH]

The odoes are big eaters, they love their tilapia and shrimp. Hopefully monkey see monkey do applies to the gatf. Previous owner didn't have any luck breaking him.

 

[SePPii]

He also just gave inland kept giving him feeders I don't think he even tried starving him any


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[KNH]

Good news, the gatf grabbed a small piece of tilapia today. It's a start.