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this will probably be a little long, but bear with me...
so I've got 5 multis. 2 that are big, probably males, 2 that are small, probably females, and one that is kinda inbetween.
There are plenty of shells... prolly about 30.
They are on pool filter sand in a normal 20, not a 20L
I got them 3 or 4 weeks before hurricane Ike, during that time I never saw any kind of hierarchy form or any digging behavior that they are known for.
when the power went out because of Ike I moved them to college station for a week, at the end of this week a pit had started to form and one of the males was definitely the odd one out...
I moved them back to my house after that week, and now 2 weeks later I haven't seen any of those behaviors return.
All I can figure is while in college station they were in a basically unoccupied bedroom and in my house they are in the living room, which has a ton more activity then the bedroom.
anyone have any ideas on how to get them to settle in in my living room?
Also I've noticed that occasionally they flash against the shells or stone, They've done it the whole time I've owned them. I've never seen any signs of Ick or velvet, and they all have a healthy appitite, is there any treatment I should do?
so I've got 5 multis. 2 that are big, probably males, 2 that are small, probably females, and one that is kinda inbetween.
There are plenty of shells... prolly about 30.
They are on pool filter sand in a normal 20, not a 20L
I got them 3 or 4 weeks before hurricane Ike, during that time I never saw any kind of hierarchy form or any digging behavior that they are known for.
when the power went out because of Ike I moved them to college station for a week, at the end of this week a pit had started to form and one of the males was definitely the odd one out...
I moved them back to my house after that week, and now 2 weeks later I haven't seen any of those behaviors return.
All I can figure is while in college station they were in a basically unoccupied bedroom and in my house they are in the living room, which has a ton more activity then the bedroom.
anyone have any ideas on how to get them to settle in in my living room?
Also I've noticed that occasionally they flash against the shells or stone, They've done it the whole time I've owned them. I've never seen any signs of Ick or velvet, and they all have a healthy appitite, is there any treatment I should do?
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