My experences are very similar, they feed like cariba without the territorial disputes, and arent skittish like reds. They also seem to be more activeMPower said:From what I've seen, they are much thicker, more of a bulldog face, not skittish, very mellow, There appetite is huge is close to caribe, in terms of amount eaten. Not terretorial. They are in a 125 and seldom fight, not nips on fits. These 3 terns are 10-12in, it will differ comparing to smaller ones.
believe me they act MUCH differentnitrofish said:they are basicly the same fish, only yellow belly instead of red.
believe me, no they dont. You need to compare them to wild reds and mine acts basically the same as my wild natts. This is what my experience has been however, others my have a completely different experience.Sir Nathan XXI said:believe me they act MUCH differentnitrofish said:they are basicly the same fish, only yellow belly instead of red.
Sir Nathan XXI said:believe me they act MUCH differentnitrofish said:they are basicly the same fish, only yellow belly instead of red.
mmm, good pointgrosse gurke said:believe me, no they dont. You need to compare them to wild reds and mine acts basically the same as my wild natts. This is what my experience has been however, others my have a completely different experience.Sir Nathan XXI said:believe me they act MUCH differentnitrofish said:they are basicly the same fish, only yellow belly instead of red.
We all have different experiences with out p's because of the different environments we provide them. So my experiences are based on the way my p's act, which will be different than what others experience.
We get into trouble when we try to tell others what to expect because our tank setup, lighting, feeding, ect... will not be the same and therefore neither will the behavior of their p's.