Re: not feeding tank?

["M.LIEBANES" <M.LIEBANES@terra.es>]

Don't worry about them going hungry, in the wild these fish will 
commonly go for a week without feeding, possibly longer.
My earlier post about sp. and var. is based on my understanding from 
plants :-), whoever wrote the other explanation, re cf and sp. thanks, 
I understand better now too:-). Everything I say shouldn't be held 
against me, just trying to be helpful.
C:-)lin

----- Mensaje Original -----
De: JerrCarol@aol.com
Fecha: Miercoles, Abril 11, 2001 2:13 am
Asunto: Re: not feeding tank?

> Thanks Steve,
> I've seen cycle but, I'll see how it goes I tested water today 
> and things 
> are way down compared to the other day but, of course I did do a 
> big water 
> change. I was reading an article today in Fish mag and it talked 
> about 
> planted tanks which is what I am trying to have along with the 
> fish. It gave 
> me the idea that my bio-filter and plants actually compete and I'd 
> actually 
> be better off just letting the plants handle the mess. Maybe I got 
> the wrong 
> impression but, I'm still going to keep an eye on things and just 
> keep on 
> changing water when really needed. I'm cutting back on feeding but 
> until I 
> can get some other space (tanks) for the severum which are about 3-
> 4" I'm 
> afraid of letting them get too hungry.
>                                                       JerryB
> 

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