Stump;2949622; said:Well damn, Onion... You're making my cold-sweats go away.![]()
bichirs are (for the most part) chill. one of the easiest, least stressful fish to own. just make sure you have a good cover and no holes for them to jump out of
Stump;2949622; said:Well damn, Onion... You're making my cold-sweats go away.![]()
Yeah, I know i've learned quite a bit over the last few weeks about bichirs... I just thought the lower jaw species were more apt to eat smaller guys.Onion01;2949648; said:bichirs are (for the most part) chill. one of the easiest, least stressful fish to own. just make sure you have a good cover and no holes for them to jump out of![]()

He doesn't look skinny, so I'm guessing whoever the LFS's distributor is fed him well.dbcb314;2949780; said:I would fear for your sens safety IMO
best bet is to keep the lap fat and full as possible.
wow that is a huge size difference
(how the hell does someone get a del and a lap confused? they look nothing alike)
well good luck... some people on here hav ehad success with huge size differences like that... I on the other hand......Stump;2949797;2949797 said:He doesn't look skinny, so I'm guessing whoever the LFS's distributor is fed him well.
The size difference is quite something, eh?
I have no idea how a Lap and a Del can get confused... The first thing I said when I took the fish bag out of the plastic grocery it was in was: "Holy s***.... That's a Lap."