Tatia perugia Help!
Tatia perugia Help!
Hopefully I spelled that right. Anyway, I have some coming in, wild caught fish. I wanted to get some tips on temps and treatments if needed, on these guys. I have never had any tatia before, so if someone with experience can tell me what has worked for them and what hasn't, it would be greatly appreciated. Matt
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Re: Tatia perugia Help!
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Re: Tatia perugia Help!
I guess the biggest thing i worry about is if certain meds will kill them or not.
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Re: Tatia perugia Help!
I would suggest treating with metronidazole for any intestinal or skin parasites which are the most common infections you see. For wood cats I would recommend a darkened aquarium for the first few weeks and plenty of live and frozen foods as they may not accept processed foods at first.
I have kept Centromochlus perugiae in the past and most recently Trachelichthys exilis and both did well for me on frozen bloodworms, live blackworms, and eventually some flake and small pellets.
Andy
I have kept Centromochlus perugiae in the past and most recently Trachelichthys exilis and both did well for me on frozen bloodworms, live blackworms, and eventually some flake and small pellets.
Andy
Re: Tatia perugia Help!
Thanks Andy, I will do just that.