Well, almost. Officially they've been here for one week tomorrow.
Because of the low lighting on my tank and in the room in general, I've had to use flash for the pictures. It washes out their eyes. I'm noticing that a couple of the fish are much lighter and peachy in color while the others are a nice golden hue. I love the little red edge along their dorsal fins.
The fish are getting 90% w/c everyday and about 5 - 6 feedings. They are starting to enjoy the beefheart. Most of them eat the ONF1 pellets but I have a couple that ignore it. They act like it's not even in the tank. Everyone loves Hikari bloodworms (naturally).
You'll have to excuse the dirty tank bottom. This is pre-water change!
Here are a couple videos. In the second video they are eating Hikari Discus frozen cubes. None of my fish, including the discus, seem to care for them. It's bloodworms mixed with little pellets of squid/fish. You'll see them mouthing and spitting out the pellets. They just pick through the cubes and eat all the bloodworms.
Because of the low lighting on my tank and in the room in general, I've had to use flash for the pictures. It washes out their eyes. I'm noticing that a couple of the fish are much lighter and peachy in color while the others are a nice golden hue. I love the little red edge along their dorsal fins.
The fish are getting 90% w/c everyday and about 5 - 6 feedings. They are starting to enjoy the beefheart. Most of them eat the ONF1 pellets but I have a couple that ignore it. They act like it's not even in the tank. Everyone loves Hikari bloodworms (naturally).
You'll have to excuse the dirty tank bottom. This is pre-water change!
Here are a couple videos. In the second video they are eating Hikari Discus frozen cubes. None of my fish, including the discus, seem to care for them. It's bloodworms mixed with little pellets of squid/fish. You'll see them mouthing and spitting out the pellets. They just pick through the cubes and eat all the bloodworms.
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