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It's so strange, usually they are near-terrifyed of me, but I held out an algae wafer and they swam up to it and started feeding.
Has anyone else accomplished the task of handfeeding their fish?
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Platydoras costatus are naturally nocturnal. A much more sensible (and less stressful) way to view them is to have blue moon lighting come on just before the main tank lights go off. You can leave these blue lights on for a couple of hours whilst you observe the fish of an evening. Larger specimens are capable of taking small fish overnight.Fear_The_Loach wrote:If you have one, try holding a flashlight up to the tank about two hours after the lights go off. They do nonstop cavorting all night.
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