Actually no it is the opposite.......

Posted by Gecko2525 on November 09, 2002 at 20:25:30:

In Reply to: Re: Update on possible impactation (Drako)....Depression? (m posted by Ciliatus_guy on November 09, 2002 at 17:42:41:

No, I had my female beside him, he was eating just fine. Then I took my female away, now he is sick or depressed (fecal and physical exam have been done, nothing came up). I am going to put them back sometime this weekend.

:Something i noticed with my rhacs (ciliatus & Aurics) the males tend to be completely focused on the females...i had 2 females in one tank next to the males tank and he kinda forgot to eat. I was worried because i thought he might be sick. I told this to a friend of mine who keeps Rhacs and he suggested putting a board or piece of cardboard between the tanks so the male couldn't see the females any longer. As soon as i did( within 2 days)he began to eat agressively again. I Guess he was mesmerized by the females and his sex drive got the better of him.

: Perhaps you have the same problem..

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