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this is just to replace the other's that came out worse at night. took them just now after throwing some flakes in, i would have got more if i used waffers because they were all moving around too much. but i think the flash during the day works best so far.

anyone think these are big enough to breed now that you see the size comparison between the -half " ones?

what is the fork doing there?? what is it holding down?

nice photo!
that's a lot of snails, I can tell you overfeed to make sure every fish get food. I'm in the same boat.

the smallest one's get covered my snails so they seem to vary from 3-4 different sizes and then the invisible adults.

.Plecomania. wrote:what is the fork doing there?? what is it holding down?

nice photo!
that's a lot of snails, I can tell you overfeed to make sure every fish get food. I'm in the same boat.

thank you! if you see my first post you'll notice i have two very big royals who get a cucumber not very often, but was not planning on taking pictures should have cleaned up, sorry. here he is. i'm going to delete the other pics they were a lot worse. they used to get cucumber's a lot when i grew them, it's their favorite. but to be honest my fish deserve a better diet.. i feel guilty especially considering tigers suppose to eat meaty food... flakes and waffers are the only thing in my area, i plan on checking if those shrimp pellets are any good, they have a picture of panda corys on it and i have a lot of those breeding as well.

derrick

.Plecomania. wrote:what is the fork doing there?? what is it holding down?

nice photo!
that's a lot of snails, I can tell you overfeed to make sure every fish get food. I'm in the same boat.

i used to try to get the snails on the cucumber and put them in the pond i have out back, it's just full of like 100 or 200 breeding swordtails so would be perfect to clear them out but the royals eat the entire thing before the snails gather on the cucumber is that's failed so far. lol