Its sunday, and the weather is nice outside, so I decided to take some pics of my girls......inside. LOL :main_cool3:
I'll start with GutLei, she's 2.5 years old and had always been on the slim side. I was a little worried that she might have some hidden illness or something like that. But this year, she suddenly gained almost 30g in 6 months, thanks to the roaches, she is looking much healthier now.
Next is Whitie (over 4 years old); I know, she's too fat, but I can't cut her food any further otherwise she might be malnutritioned. She is VERY soft to the touch, I love holding her!
And then, Bambi (also over 4 years old); she has tamed down alot this year and will tolerate some handling now. She is getting very rotund recently, I think its just fat deposit in her belly; but I switched her humid hide substrate to coco fibre anyway, just in case she wants to lay some infertile eggs.
How can I not show pics of the 2 young ones?! Please bare with the presence of my hand in the pic, the lightbox is too bright for them today, and they were desperate to escape:
Lemzip, my cute little shark, had bitten me many times:
Hardees, he isn't eating as well as Lemzip in the first couple of weeks with me, but is eating much better now. He gained 4g this week, I'm sooooo happy!
And another pic of Hardees in his tank:
That's all for now, hope you enjoy the pics.
I'll start with GutLei, she's 2.5 years old and had always been on the slim side. I was a little worried that she might have some hidden illness or something like that. But this year, she suddenly gained almost 30g in 6 months, thanks to the roaches, she is looking much healthier now.
Next is Whitie (over 4 years old); I know, she's too fat, but I can't cut her food any further otherwise she might be malnutritioned. She is VERY soft to the touch, I love holding her!
And then, Bambi (also over 4 years old); she has tamed down alot this year and will tolerate some handling now. She is getting very rotund recently, I think its just fat deposit in her belly; but I switched her humid hide substrate to coco fibre anyway, just in case she wants to lay some infertile eggs.
How can I not show pics of the 2 young ones?! Please bare with the presence of my hand in the pic, the lightbox is too bright for them today, and they were desperate to escape:
Lemzip, my cute little shark, had bitten me many times:
Hardees, he isn't eating as well as Lemzip in the first couple of weeks with me, but is eating much better now. He gained 4g this week, I'm sooooo happy!
And another pic of Hardees in his tank:
That's all for now, hope you enjoy the pics.
