pinkpony
06-12-08, 22:21
mines becoming a royal PITA:( of late
Lenny my blenny is totaly obsessed with food, he NEVER stops eating, he so fat he looks like hes going to pop!
latley hes got super cheeky and given half a chance he will dive in the feeding net and scoff the seahorses shrimp. If i put shrimp on the sandbed hes straight on it before the horses get a lookin.
also ive seen lenny "pecking" at my horses, which they clearly dont appreciate :(.
i know seahorses are slow moving but there is no visable alage on my horses. Hes quite ruff when pecks at them, he does it with such force i seriously thought he had pulled one of my horses dorsal fins off the other day :(, im pretty certain if he did unintentionaly catch a fin he could badly rip it, or more worryingly pull it right off :eek:
it really didnt accure to me before putting him in my tank that his behaviour could pose potential issues for my horses :o. im thinking he might have to be rehomed, which is a shame because hes a character and hes clearly really happy.
from my experience with lenny i would advise against housing this tye of blenny with seahorses.
do any of you have any experience with algae blennys being housed with seahorses? is lennys behaviour just typical of algae blennys in general?
thanks all
:)
Lenny my blenny is totaly obsessed with food, he NEVER stops eating, he so fat he looks like hes going to pop!
latley hes got super cheeky and given half a chance he will dive in the feeding net and scoff the seahorses shrimp. If i put shrimp on the sandbed hes straight on it before the horses get a lookin.
also ive seen lenny "pecking" at my horses, which they clearly dont appreciate :(.
i know seahorses are slow moving but there is no visable alage on my horses. Hes quite ruff when pecks at them, he does it with such force i seriously thought he had pulled one of my horses dorsal fins off the other day :(, im pretty certain if he did unintentionaly catch a fin he could badly rip it, or more worryingly pull it right off :eek:
it really didnt accure to me before putting him in my tank that his behaviour could pose potential issues for my horses :o. im thinking he might have to be rehomed, which is a shame because hes a character and hes clearly really happy.
from my experience with lenny i would advise against housing this tye of blenny with seahorses.
do any of you have any experience with algae blennys being housed with seahorses? is lennys behaviour just typical of algae blennys in general?
thanks all
:)