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Bruger #858389 — 25. september 2012, 22:45
Jeg har læst et sted at hajers organer bliver ved med at vokse selv om resten af kroppen ikke gør.
Eller var det om slørhaler?
Jeg kan ikke finde der hvor jeg har læst det.
En på Facebook akvarie fisk vil ikke tro mig.
Help please.
Eller var det om slørhaler?
Jeg kan ikke finde der hvor jeg har læst det.
En på Facebook akvarie fisk vil ikke tro mig.
Help please.
Manatee94 — 25. september 2012, 22:48
Det sker så vidt jeg ved med alle større fisk. Kroppen tilpasser sig akvariestørrelsen, mens organerne ikke gør.
Bruger #858389 — 25. september 2012, 23:27
Det mener jeg jo også men mangler et link der fortæller det, så jeg kan få lukket den debat.
En anden diskution er dog også med en panserål der er 35 cm lang.
Jeg mener den skal have min. 700ltr, sælger mener den sagtens kan gå i 530ltr, som ikke er overbefolket!
Hvad mener du/i?
En anden diskution er dog også med en panserål der er 35 cm lang.
Jeg mener den skal have min. 700ltr, sælger mener den sagtens kan gå i 530ltr, som ikke er overbefolket!
Hvad mener du/i?
Manatee94 — 25. september 2012, 23:42
http://www.aquahobby.com/gallery/e_reed.php
Der står at den minimum skal have 400 L, men eg ved at Panserål kan blive gigalange, så jo større jo bedre.
Der står at den minimum skal have 400 L, men eg ved at Panserål kan blive gigalange, så jo større jo bedre.
Manatee94 — 25. september 2012, 23:46
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20110801182122AA9GLbK
"Yes and no. The outside of the fish will stop growing but the organs and insides do not. This causes a slow painful death. This is called stunting. It shortens the fishes lives and results in the fish dying far sooner than they should."
Der har du dit link. :-)
"Yes and no. The outside of the fish will stop growing but the organs and insides do not. This causes a slow painful death. This is called stunting. It shortens the fishes lives and results in the fish dying far sooner than they should."
Der har du dit link. :-)
Manatee94 — 25. september 2012, 23:48
http://uk.answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20081124165235AAs8mjB
"Stunted growth is when the fish physically appears to stop growing - either because of poor diet, poor water quality or by being in a tank that's too small for it. What happens is the physical form of the fish stops growing, but the internal organs don't, which means they become increasingly more compacted. The fish's spine could also be deformed by severe stunting and the fish die of massive internal organ failure (BEFORE they bust).
Stunting can be permanent, or temporary. In the case of being in a tank that's too small, mild stunting can be somewhat reversed if addressed quickly enough and the fish is capable of living a relatively normal life. Sadly, because the fish carry on as normal despite the pain (which they must do to avoid predation in the wild) when the fish dies, the beginner aquarist misinterprets the death as "old age".
This is exactly why it's important that the beginner goes out and gets a 30gal+ tank for fancy goldfish and 55+for commons! ANYTHING less than 30gal is risking stunted growth."
"Stunted growth is when the fish physically appears to stop growing - either because of poor diet, poor water quality or by being in a tank that's too small for it. What happens is the physical form of the fish stops growing, but the internal organs don't, which means they become increasingly more compacted. The fish's spine could also be deformed by severe stunting and the fish die of massive internal organ failure (BEFORE they bust).
Stunting can be permanent, or temporary. In the case of being in a tank that's too small, mild stunting can be somewhat reversed if addressed quickly enough and the fish is capable of living a relatively normal life. Sadly, because the fish carry on as normal despite the pain (which they must do to avoid predation in the wild) when the fish dies, the beginner aquarist misinterprets the death as "old age".
This is exactly why it's important that the beginner goes out and gets a 30gal+ tank for fancy goldfish and 55+for commons! ANYTHING less than 30gal is risking stunted growth."
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