belive me he will eat.... i bought my second tsn about 3 months ago he was about an inch and a half long, now he's about 9-10inches. start feeding him guppies. i just hope you dont have any small fish that you really love because he will eat them. im also planning a pond build next month. tsn monsters rock
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The tinfoils are the smallest but will grow just as fast as him.
I will have to move the P. senegalus and the channa gachua. But I around 10 tanks most are empty at the moment.
I won't be feeding guppies as it's illegal in the uk and it's a very good way to introduce disease into your tank.
I agree that is a tan x rtc not a tsn.
I will have to move the P. senegalus and the channa gachua. But I around 10 tanks most are empty at the moment.
I won't be feeding guppies as it's illegal in the uk and it's a very good way to introduce disease into your tank.
I agree that is a tan x rtc not a tsn.
Feeding guppies is illegal? lol who told you that?
Little edit to clarify for you - In the UK, the Animal Welfare Act 2006 prohibits deliberate and “unnecessary suffering” to animals, but contrary to widespread belief, it does not explicitly outlaw the feeding of live feeder fish to other fish. However, it does prohibit introducing two animals for the purpose of “fighting, wrestling or baiting”.
As stated, common misconception/old wives tale.
Little edit to clarify for you - In the UK, the Animal Welfare Act 2006 prohibits deliberate and “unnecessary suffering” to animals, but contrary to widespread belief, it does not explicitly outlaw the feeding of live feeder fish to other fish. However, it does prohibit introducing two animals for the purpose of “fighting, wrestling or baiting”.
As stated, common misconception/old wives tale.
Ah right, yeah I was told by a few people it was illegal to feed live fish.
I might have to give it a go if he doesnt eat then, Im sure the snake head and other fish would like that too.
I might have to give it a go if he doesnt eat then, Im sure the snake head and other fish would like that too.
