Moved some fish today. We added 10 neon tetras to my kids tank, and while floating the bag, we did a water change (on my kids tank), and caught my curvicep aka Dwarf Flag, and also my female Krib aka Pelvicachromis pulcher. They as peaceful and slow moving in the tank, except when I was trying to catch them! Both can move fast to avoid the net. I endedup ripping out all the plants and the castle, but in the end they found their way into bags. I added a squirt of StressCoat to each bag and carried both bags inside a 5 gallon HD bucket incase of holes, etc.
They also lost most of their color, the intense red belly completely drained from the Krib, and I would say removing them from my kids tank was very stressfull for me and the fish. I hope it was worth it, and they like their new home. They both are long term fish in my kids tank, and I hope they continue to live long and be happy in their new home, but only time will tell.
Here are some pics.
KRIB floating in new home, color coming back slightly.
CURVICEP (one of the most underrated peaceful cichlid):
p.s., HERE is how I solved my overdose problem from earlier posts. KISS.
FTS with floating fish. Fish are new to tank, not to me.
They also lost most of their color, the intense red belly completely drained from the Krib, and I would say removing them from my kids tank was very stressfull for me and the fish. I hope it was worth it, and they like their new home. They both are long term fish in my kids tank, and I hope they continue to live long and be happy in their new home, but only time will tell.
Here are some pics.
KRIB floating in new home, color coming back slightly.
CURVICEP (one of the most underrated peaceful cichlid):
p.s., HERE is how I solved my overdose problem from earlier posts. KISS.
FTS with floating fish. Fish are new to tank, not to me.