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i was asking because its always safer to ween them off feeders unless you QT them first. i trained my temensis to take market shrimp, frozen krill, and even pellets. alot healthier imo.
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yea i got started on that process and the two oldest hit the frozen no problem. but as i introduced the other into the tank they disrupted my training. frozen is the way to go if possible but its so hard to ignor the pure awesomness of these predators at work
sigpicadam- peacock bass are LEGIT
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^^^^^ sheer greatnesssigpicadam- peacock bass are LEGITComment
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These are beautiful, awesome fish! Wow!<*||||>< <*||||>< <*||||><
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ATTENTION!!! price lowered/ i have an offer from a man who wants to put them in his south texas pond. i need to get rid of this fish and if someone is interested for their viewing pleasure(in a tank where they will be visible) please act very quiclky because i would like to have them for people to admire their beauty, but i simply HAVE to sell these as soon as possible!!!! i am now asking 100 per fishsigpicadam- peacock bass are LEGITComment
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umm are these guys aggressive towards each other or any other fish?210 gallon ~ S/A, C/A build; jaguar, dovii, flowerhorn, gold doviI, 2 red devils, pacu, shovel nose cat
125 gallon long ~ African cichlids
10 gallon ~ ghost shrimp breeding (fish treats) hahaComment
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