Urau, Brasiliensis or Pellegrini?

  • We are currently upgrading MFK. thanks! -neo
I never fed fruit. Mine liked ONF2 pellets, algae wafers, zucchini, baby spinach, Romaine, and occasionally frozen peas. I didn't do anything to soften the Romaine or spinach -- they'd eat it as-is right out of the fridge. You'll have to soften the zucchini a bit. The peas I just defrosted in water and then popped to remove the outer hull.
 
vaine111;4441241; said:
That'd be nice;)
But I'm not that rich...

Sell off all your fish, thats at least $300. Spend an extra $100, and get yourself 4x uarus. If you're gonna do uarus, might as well go big and do pandas.
 
I hope you have soft water if you do pandas. Mine didn't do well and ultimately I had to get rid of them. For $75 you can't go wrong with the oranges. They are beautiful fish, too.
 
Yeah I was reading that they don't do well in higher ph.
I read that one guy bought them and did well during acclimation but over the next month they died a slow death, something about they were producing too much slimecoat, which I would think is from being in harder water.
 
vaine111;4441264; said:
Yeah I was reading that they don't do well in higher ph.
I read that one guy bought them and did well during acclimation but over the next month they died a slow death, something about they were producing too much slimecoat, which I would think is from being in harder water.

WC pandas need low ph and soft water, otherwise they end up getting hold in the head disease. F1 generation pandas are much hardier. TUIC sells F1 pandas I believed.

Tangled Up in Cichlids, AKA Jeff Rapps AKA the Artist formerly known as Prince. I hear great things about F1 pandas, like they can handle higher pH and don't get hole in head.
 
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