N nitro Fishaholic Joined Jun 30, 2004 Messages 674 Reaction score 0 Location UK Dec 2, 2004 #1 A stupid question but......can Bristlenoses eat any type of wood? Eg. drift/bog/mopani wood... Cheers.
A stupid question but......can Bristlenoses eat any type of wood? Eg. drift/bog/mopani wood... Cheers.
smithrc My names Russell.... ....and I'm a Joined Apr 13, 2004 Messages 6,146 Reaction score 1 Location Milton Keynes - UK Dec 2, 2004 #2 you'll find bristlenoses dont actually eat the wood - they are a soft food fish, unlike some plecs that have 'teeth' they will definatly appritiate some wood as a home though
you'll find bristlenoses dont actually eat the wood - they are a soft food fish, unlike some plecs that have 'teeth' they will definatly appritiate some wood as a home though
OP OP N nitro Fishaholic Joined Jun 30, 2004 Messages 674 Reaction score 0 Location UK Dec 2, 2004 #3 So why do they need it to help aid digestion which is always what ive heard?
smithrc My names Russell.... ....and I'm a Joined Apr 13, 2004 Messages 6,146 Reaction score 1 Location Milton Keynes - UK Dec 2, 2004 #4 That is true of some plecs - Royals and other Panaques for example. Bristlenoses however dont have the hard rasps needed for munching wood. they will graze on the algae growing on it though. here are some 'teeth' for an example (from PlanetCatfish)
That is true of some plecs - Royals and other Panaques for example. Bristlenoses however dont have the hard rasps needed for munching wood. they will graze on the algae growing on it though. here are some 'teeth' for an example (from PlanetCatfish)
OP OP N nitro Fishaholic Joined Jun 30, 2004 Messages 674 Reaction score 0 Location UK Dec 2, 2004 #5 Cheers for clearing that up.