@@ericfajardo3380 they need filtration and a good one at that as they are messy eaters. Bubblers are always a plus cause they are adding oxygen and flow to the tank
I dont see any reason why you would need live fish for these guys. They are scavengers who will eat anything. Just give frozen shrimp, frozen silversides and cut up fillets. I've never had a bichir that didn't like pellets and flakes either
72-80 degrees that’s really hot for a tank. Did you mean 72-80 Fahrenheit? I don’t mean to be rude I just don’t want anyone really thinking it has to be that hot.
thanks for the nice vid very interesting fish, different
Yeah I figured I would do a video on them since I don’t get them to often in my store
I love how prehistoric they look.
@@truthbetold89 same they look so amazing
do they need a bubbler ?
@@ericfajardo3380 they need filtration and a good one at that as they are messy eaters. Bubblers are always a plus cause they are adding oxygen and flow to the tank
I love my ornate ❤ although as they get larger they do become more aggressive towards Any fish, including senagals, and try to eat them.
@@janellshah5087 that they do
I dont see any reason why you would need live fish for these guys. They are scavengers who will eat anything. Just give frozen shrimp, frozen silversides and cut up fillets. I've never had a bichir that didn't like pellets and flakes either
I want one...i have a 75 gallon..
@@benjaminvanlandingham5568 they are well worth it
i feed mine with C2 pellet its only 4-5 inch long i dont know how much i should feed my bichir anybody can tell me how mucg c2 i can feed?
Good video better than aquarium coop lol
@@ProjectFallenLeaf thank you
How quickly do they grow from babies to adults?
It depends on diet and care but most will reach adulthood in the first couple years
I’d love to buy them. Would you ship?
They already sold but yes we do ship
@@bluedogaquatics1189 you’re only 2 1/2hrs from me. I’m in KCK. Please let me know if you get any Ornates !!
@@City_Cichlids will do
72-80 degrees that’s really hot for a tank. Did you mean 72-80 Fahrenheit? I don’t mean to be rude I just don’t want anyone really thinking it has to be that hot.
@@kirraroy3049 yes I did
I feed mines pieces of frozen flounder
That works
They eat frozen shrimp and any fillet you cut up, does not have to live
Tank is small and pebbles arent good.