Michigan Cichlid Association
General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: Saulosi77 on February 23, 2014, 08:37:07 PM
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I purchased a bunch of peacocks from oyers and when I got home I noticed their stomachs looked a little sunken. Not sure if I just need to fatten them up or if I should treat them for internal parasites or what kind of precaution I should take. I value everyone's opinions on here and just want the best for my fish. They all are acting completely normal and eating healthy. No flashing/darting or any abnormal behavior. What should I do?
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The fish look healthy to me, be careful not to overfeed the fish, it's hard to do but it is best for the fish..
Good Luck !
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it'll probably take a week, but if they're eating, they'll fatten right up. I'm with you and like to see them a little more full bellied than that. But, yes, do use caution to not overfeed.
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I agree... just a little time and they will fill out.
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The fish look healthy to me, be careful not to overfeed the fish, it's hard to do but it is best for the fish..
Good Luck !
I find this really funny coming from you. :P
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Thanks everyone for the input. That's what I was hoping. I never like having to use meds unless I absolutely have to. I am a little worried that I sometimes over feed. I have 13, 3" to 3-1/2" peacocks/haps in the tank and give them 2-3 pinches of nls twice a day and mix in spirulina flake and frozen foods a couple times a week. I would guess I give on average 5 pellets per each fish per feeding. Am I over feeding?