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Posted by jsm on May 12, 2003 at 10:20:49:
In Reply to: Thanks for the advise. I'll let you know how it goes :0) (0: posted by fenris on May 10, 2003 at 22:59:18:
the window open at night. I'm in denver so there tank then get around 60 degrees. If it gets much warmer than 70, they tend to get very sluggish and seem to actually stress out. They tank usually stays around 65 or so...
:do they really have to be cold? i have had my fire belly in 80 degree water for almost a year and he's grown immensly he's a hogg he's about 5-6 inches long with his big paddle tail and has massive (for his size) muscles cording along his whole head down his neck and across his back he also has two thin bright orange lines going down his back. he eats tubifex worms mostly but also gets crickets and full grown king mealworms with the spiky parts cut off. he also eats mosquito-fish from my dads koi pond. i try to feed him every other day but wheather or not i feed him he patroles the entire 55 gallon tank about twice a day invading everyone elses hide-spots and being genrally nosy. mine seems so happy why do they need to be cold?
