um you cant realy tell it sometimes happens to discus as well, there is nothing i found you can do to help i would just keep him as a show fish and find a new male
lol nice p44 , i think hes trying to get in shape for his girl, cos she is totaly egnoring him and hes getting mad and chasing the rams so yeah women problems i think :roll:
well you could get extra bracing done on it that make it safe to use , cos not many tanks are 3ft high and it could be a greats centre piece for a room
as the title says my wild cockatoo male is carrying a small pebble around in his mouth , he spits it out, then picks that exact peppble up again, so does anyone no what he is doing :-?
i have seen this theory work once before (not sure whos tank but remeber think wow) so one had itroduced young baby oscars to a tank with a copple of juwels chiclids , then even when the oscars were full grown(35cm) the juwel would chase them :bounce: