Petro. Polyodon Kachese

[aquabee]

Great shots. Their faces are just so cool!

[SunnyHouTX]

Thanks Bee.

And I really think their pectoral fins are awesome. Exceptional length and the way they flow when they hustle around at mealtime is just awesome to watch.

I've seen a big difference in them after adding Thera+A to their diet.

[myjohnson]

Stepping up the photo game! Me likely! :)

What differences have you seen re: thera+A?

[SunnyHouTX]

Thanks Thai. I've noticed a few things after starting them on Thera+A. A couple of polys that had distended bellies slimmed down to normal and pooped like normal. The whole colony is livelier and really attack their food now, and the only change is that I've included Thera+A to the diet of Ken's flake and 3mm NLS. Yeah, definite increase in their appetite

[myjohnson]

That's interesting. I hadn't really seen any difference between the CF or therapy A that's why I asked.

If anything....in the last two years I'm starting to think they are exactly the same.

NLS CF used to be brown in color. Thera A has always had that red color in it. Around two years ago....NLS started making the CF with the same red color as thera A. Form everything I read, they have not claimed to change the formula to the CF product line. Which is odd bc the color changed....but that could be a result of just changing the die maybe.

[SunnyHouTX]

Not sure about that. The smell of CF and T+A is noticeably different to me and what I've seen in those two fish was apparent. I think they did have some parasite issue that got corrected. I'm happy either way, placebo effect or not

[myjohnson]

That's a good point. They do smell differently. :)

[beto]

awesome looking fish and setups

[SunnyHouTX]

Thanks Beto

[chrishem]

Great picture. They are from John. They looking good!

[SunnyHouTX]

Thanks Chris! They are doing very well even with 12m/11f ratio in a 54" long tank. Thanks again for holding them for me