fahaka in a 125 gallon
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Re: fahaka in a 125 gallon
More than likely acclimating to his surroundings. My GSP's go on a hunger strike for a day or two every time I redecorate the tank, add/remove something, or move them.
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Re: fahaka in a 125 gallon
Try soaking foods in garlic, to enhance flavor & appetite.
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Re: fahaka in a 125 gallon
Yep i will get some garlic. It took about a week to get my porcupine eating good when I got him so I'm not worried .
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Re: fahaka in a 125 gallon
hondatek wrote:Cool . I got mine to eat tiny snails and mysis. He is not eating as much as I would expect but I hope to change that soon
Stick with snails! Mine would only eat blood worms for the first few weeks (after his 2 week hunger strike was over). Now the list is pretty extensive:
Crayfish (marmokrebs that I have breeding in a 75 gallon)
Market Shrimp (thawed)
Red ramshorn snails (breeding in 10 and 20 gallon tanks)
Earthworms (gardens in backyard and parents yard) - this also includes the occasional Night Crawler (HUGE earthworms)
Pellets - NLS floating for large fish (this is only occassionally, maybe once or twice a month)
Red wigglers (as a snack, breeding in a rubbermaid in my basement)
As you can see, Fahaka's will eat almost anything. Stick with the best crunch!
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Re: fahaka in a 125 gallon
Just out of curiosity your name, are you a Honda technician?
It's amazing how easy maintenance is. If done regularly and thoroughly
Re: fahaka in a 125 gallon
Yep I don't work at the dealer but an independent specialist
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Re: fahaka in a 125 gallon
Is that Honda bikes or cars?
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Re: fahaka in a 125 gallon
All Honda and acura cars
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Re: fahaka in a 125 gallon
Cool was hoping you would say bikes lol
It's amazing how easy maintenance is. If done regularly and thoroughly