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  1. mun1984

    Lock jaw in Rotkeil

    Hoping its not mycoplasma, after 1 week of inappetance, he decided to eat again. Eating quite a bit and quite consistently for the past 2 days. The mouth is still open, but no longer as pronounced. Any hope?
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    Lock jaw in Rotkeil

    Thanks Gerald, that's was a really good article you posted up!
  3. Sp. Rotkeil

    Sp. Rotkeil

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    Lock jaw in Rotkeil

    Feeling pretty bummed but if anyone is curious to see how a rotkeil looks like suffering from a locked jaw, I've got pics! Tried to manually reset the jaw. Thought I succeeded, but the jaws locked open again a few days later....
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    Hello from Singapore

    Hi Boofeng! Thank you for the generous offer! However I haven't got a spare tank for the juvenile trifasciata, although it would have been a wise choice to get experienced with them! However please feel free to keep in touch! :) I'm located in Clementi.
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    Hello from Singapore

    Yes Darrel, they do very well without substrate and I know a lot of people who successfully bred them in bare tanks/ponds. My stingrays actually do the burying behavior even without substrate. I plan to do some enrichment for them by throwing a mini Kong toy stuffed with seafood
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    Hello from Singapore

    Sure! I have a pair of p14, 10 discus, 10 yellow tailed congo tetras, a juvenile ghost knife fish, and 4 small plecos in a 6ft tank with 5ft sump in a cabinet. I did this combo of fish after seeing a tank full of wild discus with stingrays. However, in hindsight I probably would not recommend...
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    Hello from Singapore

    Hi all! I've been a large fish guy for most of the time. Keeping stingrays and discus currently. However somehow managed to convince the wife that the home needs a 1.5 ft tank to be complete! Empty now, and very keen to keep apistos! Joining everyone here for research and hope to get my 1st pair...
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