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mnhash 30-03-2014 10:37 AM

XB not eating after moving to black tank.
 
Hi all,

My XB was transferred from my 622 because it was attacked by my Kingdom red.

Initially put in a bare tank with no oyama and was eating well. But I noticed that he's always looking down so I decided to oyama the tank to avoid DE. After putting 4 side black oyama, I realise he no longer eating.

Does black tank affect an arowana to the extend to not wanting to eat? Use to eat BF, MP, SW. Now everything also never touch. Could it be he can't see?

Water parameter checked and all is good, in fact water was taken from the 622 where the arowana was taken out from. Arowana not sluggish, swimming actively, still comes to greet me when I put my hand.

Any sifu here can advise?

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longyi 30-03-2014 11:29 AM

Your xb being attacked by the red, then move out to another new tank.......all this is stress and new enviroment for the xb.

Let the xb get use to new tank enviroment become less stress and stable, very soon it will start to eat again.

It is a good sign that you mentioned the xb is swimming actively, water condition is good which is all good news, no problem to keep the black oyama glass wall as this has nothing to do with the xb feeding habit.

GTI_SG 30-03-2014 11:37 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by longyi (Post 9653424)
Your xb being attacked by the red, then move out to another new tank.......all this is stress and new enviroment for the xb.

Let the xb get use to new tank enviroment become less stress and stable, very soon it will start to eat again.

It is a good sign that you mentioned the xb is swimming actively, water condition is good which is all good news, no problem to keep the black oyama glass wall as this has nothing to do with the xb feeding habit.

Totally, agreed with LONGYI! Its takes couple of days to stable, my advise to you not to feed for 2-3 days.

Anyways, you got a nice beautiful catch! Good days to you... :)

mnhash 30-03-2014 11:58 AM

Thanks for you advice bro.

Even when being attacked in the 622, he was eating a lot. And after I moved it from my 622 to a smaller bare tank for about a week, he was also eating fine.

Only after I oyama the tank, he never eat liao. That's why I thought it was kinda peculiar. Will monitor closely though.

longyi 30-03-2014 02:22 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by mnhash (Post 9653450)
Thanks for you advice bro.

Even when being attacked in the 622, he was eating a lot. And after I moved it from my 622 to a smaller bare tank for about a week, he was also eating fine.

Only after I oyama the tank, he never eat liao. That's why I thought it was kinda peculiar. Will monitor closely though.

When you add the black oyama to the glass tank wall, you might have spoke the xb. Stop feeding few days and let it stable first before continue to feed slowly little by little.

takanori 30-03-2014 09:27 PM

If swimming actively, not eating for weeks also no uncommon for aro. Just relax as long as you confident with your water and aro health can already.

GHL 30-03-2014 09:35 PM

It is trying to get used to the new environment. As long as it is swimming and active, should be ok.

togo 31-03-2014 07:30 AM

Aros are peculiar fish, I had experienced the same before. I had a tank with the back cover up, I placed a oyama paper on 1 side of the tank the aro became stressed and refused to swim to the part which had the oyama paper. The aro refused food for 2 days.

Demonz 31-03-2014 11:49 AM

Mine is also! But now is ok Liao. Stop feeding for 2-3 days. Get ur aro get use to it on the home. Soon he will eat. Don't worry so much.

mnhash 01-04-2014 11:28 AM

Thank you guys for all the advice. Will monitor the arowana for a week to see if there are any improvements. :)


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