My Pleco’s name is Fred Flintstone. He looks like a dinosaur to me. I’m pretty sure they are omnivores, but I suspect they eat carrion. I’m pretty sure that as soon as something in the tank perishes, Fred is all over that **** munching it down!
I think they hoover up small fish when they get big.
Interesting. I have a tank with almost 50 neons and no heiarchy. They are just one big, peaceful family. I also have 27 cories in the tank and they all get along as one big happy family. I wonder if the size of the tank has anything to do with it.
this is a dumb question...how do you put emojis into your posts?
Theres a smiley face above the text entry box, click it.
Totally with you on this one! Thus is probably a POPULAR OPINION...I very much dislike seeing beautiful, little Bettas suffocating in a tiny little dish on a hot summer day with 5 sales people standing around looking at their phones or talking to each other about their stupid hair or another inane topic. Bettas may be able to survive in a mud puddle in Thailand, but that doesn’t mean anyone has the right to torture a poor little creature by not only putting him in a tiny, little cup and then selling a tiny, little 1/2 gallon plastic box for someone to keep him in when they get home. No light, no heat, no real vegetation, just some hard plastic neon crap that will scrape his poor tattered little fins. It is inhumane and those pet stores (pet prisons) should be fined and shut down for good! Hate those places when they do that!
Maybe it's because you have a much larger shoal - perhaps they are just mean when their numbers are small?
Well said - it's heartbreaking the way so many of these poor fish are treated.
Figured the same thing.
. I started thinking that when I had 6 in my 29G they did chase each other. 
I was in there again this morning. They’ve got bettas in tanks with gouramis now.
Regular sized juvenile Gouramis for sale? They are both territorial fishes. Strange!
I've only seen Honey and Sparkling in PaH.
