why is my endli getting back external gills?

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Im not very knowlegable when it comes to bichirs but i know some salamander tadpoles have external gills because their water ha very little oxygen. Maybe your water isnt oxygenated enough?
 
It must be all the radiation coming from your microwave oven! :WHOA:
Get your tank out of your kitchen! :D
 
Plec123;3328975; said:
Im not very knowlegable when it comes to bichirs but i know some salamander tadpoles have external gills because their water ha very little oxygen. Maybe your water isnt oxygenated enough?
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k thanks
 
IME, they only re-grow them when you water is very well oxygenated, I bet you have a powerhead with a venture feature? (pulls in air through airline tube).

Or you have a bubble disk or something.
 
Cohazard;3331270; said:
IME, they only re-grow them when you water is very well oxygenated, I bet you have a powerhead with a venture feature? (pulls in air through airline tube).

Or you have a bubble disk or something.
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i have something that makes bubbles/oxygen but i dont know what its called but i guess its working good since their getting there external gills back :) and thanks for the info...now i know whats happening
 
Cohazard;3331270; said:
IME, they only re-grow them when you water is very well oxygenated, I bet you have a powerhead with a venture feature? (pulls in air through airline tube).

Or you have a bubble disk or something.
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really? when its oxygenized in my tank,the gills go away and when my powerheads get turned off for 4 days my delhezi starts to grow them
 
Darth Scohin;3331657; said:
I didn't know they could RE-grow there gills :WHOA: I guess I learned something new today....I want my Endli to re-grow BIG gills....I wont muck with my water though
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lol..i didnt think either but my endli is getting its external gills back:) me too i want to see how it will look with big external gills:grinno:
 
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