Reply With QuoteI kept IT, NTT, NGT but cannot find any ST around, anyone know where can buy?
Are there any Tiger lovers in this thread, maybe we can share constructively here to better keep our Tigers, be it ST, IT, NTT, NGT or AT .... here goes
I kept IT, NTT, NGT but cannot find any ST around, anyone know where can buy?
I don't know man. Not a fan of Tigers but I think C328 has them from time to time. I saw some juvenile Tigers, not sure which one. I didn't ask for price but they were at C328 last week.
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Back to Killies... slowly.
I believe the only way to buy ST is only through fellow hobbyists...those in C328 are juvenile ITs
Oh btw, i am a tiger fan too!
Is good to know there is at least one other Tiger mad Bro here, can share some pics borOriginally Posted by fury78
I believe the only way to buy ST is only through fellow hobbyists...those in C328 are juvenile ITs
Oh btw, i am a tiger fan too!
Are Tigers good for planted tanks ?I believe the only way to buy ST is only through fellow hobbyists...those in C328 are juvenile ITs
Oh btw, i am a tiger fan too!
May i know what 1" IT eat ? I bought it today put inside my tank and it's hiding all the way. Throw a cube of fbw in he also don't want to eat.
Last edited by ahkiatz; 25th Jan 2010 at 11:28.
It's alright if the IT refused to eat during the first day as it is new to the surroundings.....it should be eating after a day or 2 when it settles down....
FBW is fine for small ITs...
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Ok thanks. Will continue see the progress.It's alright if the IT refused to eat during the first day as it is new to the surroundings.....it should be eating after a day or 2 when it settles down....
FBW is fine for small ITs...
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I also got a few 1cm IndoTiger and i feed them brime Shrimp and small small catfish. The way they chase and bit the catfish is fun and cute to see. The small tiger may appear to be choked when swallowing but to my surprise, it is in the stomach of the tiger after sometime
For so small IT, you might need to keep a group for them to feel secure, how many you got Bro?
I only got 1. So it will affect my tiger? Perhaps i shld get 2 or 3more. How fast is their growth rate? Currently i putting the 1" tiger in a 1.5ft tank.
Small ITs are better kept in groups....they can grow fast if you keep up with your feeding schedule.....
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Rare to see tiger keepers here. Most of the fishes that AQ forumers keep qualify as feeders for tigers. (in terms of size)
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i used to have 10 of it in a 2 feet tank but due to my neglect i lost 50% of it, and whenever i see small tiger that really caught my eyes i will just buy it , now got 8 in my 2 feet tank
right now i keep pumping them with real small catfish which i brought from c328.
I feed them brimp shrimp in morning and catfish in night, any bro care to share what their feeding style like?
Your small tiger can eat torsat, that great. FBW will be good choice if 1cm kind. Anyone here actually ever eaten a big IT before. Wonder how the taste, they look thick and fat too.
Try to pump them up at least twice a day and they will grow really fast....mine I feed twice on weekdays and up to 4 times on weekends....i used to have 10 of it in a 2 feet tank but due to my neglect i lost 50% of it, and whenever i see small tiger that really caught my eyes i will just buy it , now got 8 in my 2 feet tank
right now i keep pumping them with real small catfish which i brought from c328.
I feed them brimp shrimp in morning and catfish in night, any bro care to share what their feeding style like?
For 2 feet tank with 8 tigers....you need to watch the Bio load....do change water more frequently if you are pumping them up....
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