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Man I wish my golden wonders were like you guys', I have 4 of them and they're too lazy to even eat molly fry that are more than a week old so my tank continues to get overrun...
Lol you must be feeding your fish too much!!,Man I wish my golden wonders were like you guys', I have 4 of them and they're too lazy to even eat molly fry that are more than a week old so my tank continues to get overrun...
I have alien betta proofed enough tanks that I was prepared after an impulse buy of two yesterday, lol, at least quarantine-wise in a ten, but I am retrofitting a 29 now (and thinking will they be happier in a group, and debating with myself how many).I had some Aphyosemion australe a while ago, learned my lesson with them. Lol
Yes, they are not good at protecting themselves from bottom attacks, which a tetra could pull off quite well by attacking head from underneath. I'm sorry to hear about your fish, that's a hard lesson to learn. Tetras are just too fast for a little baby killi.Just an update on the killies:
Learn from my mistake. My molly left the killies alone but the tetras did not. Both were murdered. I watched one happen about two months ago, watched the tetra clamp down on the head and that was it. I found the other one decapitated a few days ago when I turned the tank light on in the morning.
Given, I had 2-2.5 inch juvies, not adults. But I will not be keeping them with bigger tetras again.