I just wanted to show what I am keeping the two allys in. I still haven't seen them eat or doing any fishing. I'm pretty sure they have picked at a few things like a couple dead rosies which had a few missing parts, maybe a guppy, a couple meal worms, and the pellets might get eaten but I doubt it.
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Pic of the babies and there tank
Dinobot711
Sep 17, 2003 05:20 PM
Replies (5)
athos_76
Sep 17, 2003 05:46 PM
Nice kids... But they kind of need stuff to hide in to feel safe. Cheapest way is get a flower pot and crack it in half top to bottom... and get some fake plants and stuff... being out in the open is rather stressful to them...
athos_76
Sep 17, 2003 05:49 PM
Nice kids... But they kind of need stuff to hide in to feel safe. Cheapest way is get a flower pot and crack it in half top to bottom... and get some fake plants and stuff... being out in the open is rather stressful to them...
Dinobot711
Sep 17, 2003 06:29 PM
Do you think I should put gravel in the little tank? I'll try the flower pot thing too. I have a 20 long all setup with driftwood,plants,rocks,gravel, and a filter but I didn't know if that was too much for them if there not eating
athos_76
Sep 17, 2003 10:16 PM
As long as the gravel isn't too small so that they can't eat it. The closer it is to their natural habitat the better. Plenty of places to hide, and also, plenty of vareity of food...
Justin Stricklin
Sep 18, 2003 08:48 PM
I would not put fake plants in with any turtles. Although Allys do mostly eat fish and stuff, They do eat some plants a fruits and stuff. I never use fake plants. i wish i could though It would make my allys tank look nocer.
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Justin
