Re: What species of Paras?...

Posted by John Clare on December 05, 1999 at 15:43:31:

In Reply to: What species of Paras?... posted by Al on December 04, 1999 at 20:06:02:

If you had two males you'd see plenty of fighting usually.

John

: I have Paramesotriton c. and they are a pair, but never fight. They are very slow moving, non reactionary (don't spook easily). They don't thrash around when held either. I also think your 'fibs are hungry for some live action...give them some crix now and then or a worm or two...they appreciate the variety...even small newts! :o
: Al

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: If you had two males you'd see plenty of fighting usually. : John : : I have Paramesotriton c. and they are a pair, but never fight. They are very slow moving, non reactionary (don't spook easily). They don't thrash around when held either. I also think your 'fibs are hungry for some live action...give them some crix now and then or a worm or two...they appreciate the variety...even small newts! :o : : Al

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