300 gallon poly tank
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Thats all they do? They dont like to swim?
I was expecting like a pictus cat
Still nice cats
How much do your polys swimThats all they do? They dont like to swim?
I was expecting like a pictus cat
Still nice cats
? Only been in the tank for 2 days...lolPist 941# vids are a bit different since they had more time to settle n
Somewhere around 20ish inches maybe a little less
They dont swim at all, lolzHow much do your polys swim
Pist 941# vids are a bit different since they had more time to settle n
she's so dark and pretty!
HAHAHAHHAHAHAH!They dont swim at all, lolz
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why is that jag cat sleeping like that 0:18 in the first video. Damn Bertha lol.She looks like she's about to explode hahha.
sweet footage of the jag cat swimming through the bubbles!
Wood cats wedge themelf in beteen wood rock nd anything they can to feel secure. We've had the spotted raph for 3+yrs and i woukdnt see him for months. One time i took some dw put of the tank and forgot about him poor thing was wedged in pretty good but thankfully he survived
Believe the largest I've seen with a measuring tape was 22"
Nice to see the jags are coming out for you, maybe they'll get as active as mine since there's more of them. If you get a chance go through kolts pictures in his profile he's got some old ones of his jags swimming and he had a pretty bright light.
Something to watch out for with the jags is where they wedge themselves. When I first got mine, for the first month or so it was stuck, I didn't know I thought it was just so nocturnal like people described. I got curious and decided to get it out, it wouldn't move no matter how much I poked it. I saw it squirm from time to time so this is why it took so long. I literally had to take the dw out and hold it upside down, I used a lot of force to push it out from the other side I thought I was gonna break its nose. She was very skinny, I took the dw out. Quickly she ate and within a week was fat and coming out in the light to feed and in the morning to swim her laps.
That's crazy that they do that. Would be freaked out if I didn't see one of my fish for that long
