Convicts and Other Fishies

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I posted pictures of these guys in the disease forum. Many thanks to experts help and suggestions. Now the bigger one almost fully recovered figure I would post a video of these beauties. They have fattened so much in the short two weeks in the tank I seldom feed them Nuri anymore.
 
They look great!
 
I love convicts. So underrated imo
How did you get them eating prepared foods?
 
Beautiful fish and your tank looks awesome
 
Thanks.

@d-man the convicts were eating nori in the QT then start eating flakes once in DT. I think having two of them helped with reducing stress level. I never had good result when putting a single fish in QT. The small one definitely learned from the bigger one.
 
Hey horseplay! Thanks for sharing!!! It was pleasure to watch your tank's life!

Congratulations!!! That's the best moment when you feel like everything is alright and you may have good sleep without worries ;)

Thank you Santa Monica. I am glad you like it. Very happy indeed.
 
Yes the bigger one is. I saw your picture hopefully mine will show the bright yellow color on the back.
 
Just an update my two convicts have become little footballs. Never seem any fish fatten up as fast as these guys. I no longer supplement nori on a regular basis and they eat anything put in the tank. Now I worry about they outgrow the tank too fast. :)
 

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