Pretty sure it's a tilapia... happen to get them before in my feeders..
Regards,
Misery.
Pretty sure it's a tilapia... happen to get them before in my feeders..
Regards,
Misery.
Thanks Misery!
I've been keeping a keener eye on it the past two days and it does swim quite like a tilapia. Extremely active, fast moving, and suddenly stops and hover in mid-water. Interesting little fellow.
Corydoras in your bag of feeders? Wow! Is it a bronze or peppered, or one of the more uncommon species?
I've seen small gobies mixed in with the feeder guppies/mollies/mosquitofish before.
Small is beautiful.
Definitely a Tilapia. I had the same situation once and was curious to find out what it was.. So i reared it for a couple of months and it grew so fast and ate so much, it became a pain to upkeep!
Talipia is ok ever seen them before when I kept buying feeders for my flowerhorn.
But Cory? Wow that's quite rare.
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Hope it's a rare corydora! Haha... The feeder fishes I buy are all neatly packed so no way for me to get a bonus or two..
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