mine act more like dogs than fish.......... no shame in begging when they see me....even swim around trying to get my attentionZoodiver;1885752; said:Most of mine would only eat right from my hand. They are also smart enough to learn when/where they are fed if you remain consistent with the time/place you feed.
Hobbyists refer to a 'gold' phase as well from time to time.TLkmDN;2066240; said:prety sure red is the only colour
johnptc;2066292; said:mine act more like dogs than fish.......... no shame in begging when they see me....even swim around trying to get my attention
I agree with Karun, in time your gigas will show red/orange (it is just the matter of how much). I got mine and it had no colors at all (just dark green). It is starting to show coloring on the scales all over the body (not yet briliant red) and the tail definitely has red stripes developing.BaTsBR;1819403; said:In what age they usually becomes more colourfull ??
My two pimas hava about 5 and 3 months, and the older one starts to show some spotss in his tail, not red, just grey.
In here, Brasil, the big ones I see have red color marks, never seen another color before.
I second that. Paimas beg for food shamelessly like pet puppies (and follow you from one length of aquarium to another). Though, they hate when i clean the glass with the magnet thing .... freaks one of them real bad ... one of the reason the paima's tank is not so spotless =Sjohnptc;2066292; said:mine act more like dogs than fish.......... no shame in begging when they see me....even swim around trying to get my attention
Nah. Mines beg for food from any passer buys ^^Zoodiver;2074223; said:.... For sure! They are fairly smart and know who gives them food.