Great job with this O. Sounds like it will be a spoiled brat in no time lol. And welcome to mfk!
My thoughts exactly, that fish is getting better care than 99.9% of Oscars out there.I agree sounds like you are doing more than most would do! Brought that fish back from the brink. I applaud you.
Are you a well known aquarist in your area? Seems crazy to me that somebody would leave a fish on your doorstep like a baby in a basket
My thoughts exactly, that fish is getting better care than 99.9% of Oscars out there.[/QUOT
It's good to see a oscar well taken care of not in a tiny 45/60/55 gallon with no water changes (which is a major problem).
Your looks very healthy now, any pics from before?
More well known than I'd like to be lol. Ive had buckets left in my driveway, hung on my fence, even had plastic bags of fish stuffed in my mailbox. i guess it doesn't help tho that my hobby is so visable to the whole neighborhood. People drive. By all the time and see me tinkering in the ponds or if my garage is open its hard to miss the big tanks all lit upI agree sounds like you are doing more than most would do! Brought that fish back from the brink. I applaud you.
Are you a well known aquarist in your area? Seems crazy to me that somebody would leave a fish on your doorstep like a baby in a basket
The smarter you get, the more the average person looks like an idiot to you, sometimes people are completely clueless to very basic thingsThank you for the warm welcome every one. I'm sorry i didnt have the foresight to take pictures when he first came. i was a little preoccupied with keeping him alive and a bunch of other fish stuff. I had a friend at the same time who replaced the liner and all the equipment in her pond and couldn't figure out why her fish started dying... People make my head hurt sometimes.
Dont think i haven't lost my fair share to rookie mistakes. But I always take it hard when I lose one and learn so I dont lose the next one. Now-a-days I've gotten good at reviving a deathbed special.The smarter you get, the more the average person looks like an idiot to you, sometimes people are completely clueless to very basic things
Good, I remember my earlier days, and we didn't have the info we have now, heck it was thought goldfish were a good food, and that a water change meant scrubbing and bleaching everything to deathDont think i haven't lost my fair share to rookie mistakes. But I always take it hard when I lose one and learn so I dont lose the next one. Now-a-days I've gotten good at reviving a deathbed special.