Gabrielle

I have six pandas; I've only had them for about three weeks. They seem to eat everything. My group was made of two larger, two medium sized, and two very small ones. I think you are on the right track, with getting some bigger ones with better eating habits, to show the "babies" how to eat like Pandas. Mine are running over the moss balls, over the rocks, through the water sprite; they even suck on the poor mystery snail. What I have noticed, is that the bigger ones will "push" the little ones, and get them to eating and following them. I'm sure with your dedication, your pandas will adjust, and start eating like catfish. Take care.

This is my first real aquarium. My first forum. The only thing I "know" about aquariums, I have learned from Cory's videos; so, I will probably be quiet and continue to learn from all of you who have experience. I googled how to post on a forum, so hopefully this ends up ok. I have a twenty gallon tall unheated planted tank, that is home to nine White Cloud Mountain Minnows, six Panda Corys, and one Mystery Snail, ( oh, and one hitchhiker snail, not sure what it is yet, black spot that moves around on its own, came with plants. ) I had a Gold Fish, he died when he was eighteen years old, looking at the empty tank was super sad, and I was just going to give it away, when I found Aquarium Co-Op on Youtube, and so the adventure began. Have a Beautiful Day.