does anyone have any info

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LimaShovel
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does anyone have any info

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can someone tell me some info on pimelodus blochii except the cat-e-log. The cat-e-log is good info but I have been studying that so much I practically memorized it.
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I used to have a group of four, which learned to eat bits of prawn from my hand. You might be able to get yours to do that.
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that would be awesome but he s really skidish. how do I do that without scaring him. BTW I hand feed my Glyptoperichthys scrophus I get a cichlid stick and hold it in the top of the water and he comes up and eats it from my fingers.
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LimaShovel wrote:how do I do that without scaring him
When it's feeding time, keep the lights dim and and take a morsel of food (a pinch of freeze-dried bloodworm is good) and hold it just under the water surface, keeping your hand very still. It may not work the first time, but keep trying. It takes a while for them to get up the courage.
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ok I will definatly try that today.
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