Can your fish get to fat? My LB looks really fat and he eats everything I put in the tank. I tried to get a good pic, but he is hard to take pics of.
Lawnmower Blenny to fat?
- Thread starter scottdwh
- Start date
Man that's a big fish. Looks very happy.
Mine also eats every blasted thing that goes into the tank. He loves krill, shrimp pellets, algae sheets, cyclopeeze....everything.
Except nuisance algae. I'm afraid we may have turned him into a carnivore.....
Robbie
Mine also eats every blasted thing that goes into the tank. He loves krill, shrimp pellets, algae sheets, cyclopeeze....everything.
Except nuisance algae. I'm afraid we may have turned him into a carnivore.....
Robbie
irishspy
There is a stargate in my aquarium.
Lupin
Registered Member
- Sep 21, 2006
- 21,430
- 13
- 0
- Real Name
- Paul
I believe a fish can get to the point where it is obese and then this can have an effect on its ability to move in the aquarium. Silly as it sounds, if it does get like this, then it should be moved to quarantine and put on a diet, feeding every 3 days....
1wizz
AC Members
- Jul 1, 2005
- 297
- 0
- 16
- Real Name
- David
- Camera Used
- Mobile phone P30
He dose look a little large and i tend to agree with niko also if you notice something wrong or unusual about your tank there generally is something to investigate.
I am sure the statement "a hungry fish is a happy fish" has been said on this forum many times before. But how would you know how happy?
If all looks well leave alone, confusing this hobby eh! :wall:
I am sure the statement "a hungry fish is a happy fish" has been said on this forum many times before. But how would you know how happy?
If all looks well leave alone, confusing this hobby eh! :wall:
Catpicklesdog
Hindsight is a wonderful thing!
I think it must be a trait with LM blennies, because mine looks exactly the same!! I do sometimes worry that mine is too fat, but he's swimming around quite happily.