A bite won't hurt. But other treats are better.
My Clown Pleco (Sucker catfish) has eaten it for
25 years.
Rabbits get leafy greens!
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> > My Clown Pleco (Sucker catfish) has eaten it for
> > 25 years.
> Squash? How do you prep it for the pleco?
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I use green squash. Rinse it. Cut off a 2"
piece. Poke a flat hole through the meat with a
narrow knife. link two plastic garbage bag ties
together and insert through the hole. Attach the
ties and squash around a rock. Drop in tank.
This lasts me 2 days.
Green Squash is loved by all suckers. It's the
secret to getting algae eaters to live for more
than 4 months. Mine are all over 3 years old and
I was told they won't live that long. All non
meet eaters need a continuos supply of food. I
think human vegetarians must also eat more often.
I have a heavily planted 200 gallon tank, 400 lb.
of red river rock, 125 lb. of petrified wood. A
dozen coradora, 40 tetra, 4 algae eaters, one
Giant algae eater (2 1/2"), My clown pleco (5"),
and 8 discus.
Professor :o
> Squash? How do you prep it for the pleco?
> djb
Professor
> Par-boil it.. to soften it up a bit. They usually ignore if it you put it in
> fresh.. or if you forget to take it out within a day, it starts getting
> mushy and *then* they will eat it but by then it will start gunking up the
> tank if you're not careful. Other fish like it as well.
Professor :)
> Well, Daffy and Eric prefer tennis because that hard little *** ball is
> just far too bouncy.
> ;-)
I'm envious of your tank! We have a 15 gal downstairs that needs a bit
of attention, it only has a few neons, 4 corys and one small pleco.
Nick has a 10 gal in his room with two goldfish.
When I was in my ***s I had several tanks and kept butterfly and
archer fish, rift lake cichlids, and my pride and joy was a 7" oscar
that I raised from 1" long.
I had a pleco for at least 4 years, too. He was about 3" when I got him
and when I moved and sold off the tanks and fish he was 6".
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Zucchini! Cheep & easy.
My first pleco grew to over afoot long. Ate all
the plants. I now pick my fish to work with the
plants. The clown is a black & orange stripe
dwarf. Wouldn't show her self for the first 10
years. LOL Rabbits are easy.
Professor
> Green squash? Do you mean acorn squash?
> I had a pleco for at least 4 years, too. He was about 3" when I got him
> and when I moved and sold off the tanks and fish he was 6".
Mind you, Toby would finish it in about 45 seconds.
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Let me check on the snail thing!
Professor
> I'm in a major battle with the snails right now... My Amazon Sword is
> getting eaten pretty badly.
> Mind you, Toby would finish it in about 45 seconds.
I want to see aquarium pics! We just have the 20-gal with 7 tiger
barbs and the cleaner fish Bosco, who sucks big-time and eats Algae
Wafers when he's not grazing on the zucchini. :-)
It's tasteless pap.
I hate it.
Every now and then I get to go to a very nice, very expensive
restaurant. Not a chain or anything, and I travel a bit so it could be
annywhere in North America.
Fancy place, nice menu, good wine list.
Entre includes "vegetable medley".
"Vegetable Medley" means "***you wouldn't cook at home, and mostly
zucchini".
Did I mention I hate zucchini?
I grow a large garden every summer. I grow in alphabetical order. I
don't go past "Y".
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