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I'm posting this here as many planted tanks have Ottos.

I notice that my Ottos get bloated. Have you observed this with yours?

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I was told that's how you tell a healthy otto, by the pot belly. Pot belly;
healthy, well fed otto.


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I notice that my Ottos get bloated. Have you observed this with yours?



Only when there's a lot of algae in the tank for them to eat. The otos in

my
moderate-light tank are kind of skinny, because there's hardly any algae

in
there. In my high-light tank, the otos tend to look like they've

swallowed
little marbles or something.


Leigh

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Really! Cool!

"D&M" wrote in message
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I was told that's how you tell a healthy otto, by the pot belly. Pot

belly;
healthy, well fed otto.


"LeighMo" wrote in message
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I notice that my Ottos get bloated. Have you observed this with yours?



Only when there's a lot of algae in the tank for them to eat. The otos

in
my
moderate-light tank are kind of skinny, because there's hardly any algae

in
there. In my high-light tank, the otos tend to look like they've

swallowed
little marbles or something.


Leigh

http://www.fortunecity.com/lavender/halloween/881/





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'm posting this here as many planted tanks have Ottos.

I notice that my Ottos get bloated. Have you observed this with yours?


Yes. I suspect it is related to their work ethic

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mine are both, skinny, and bloated... one each....

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I'm posting this here as many planted tanks have Ottos.

I notice that my Ottos get bloated. Have you observed this with yours?

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I'm posting this here as many planted tanks have Ottos.

I notice that my Ottos get bloated. Have you observed this with yours?


One of mine looks like a Dinosaur age reptile.

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I'm posting this here as many planted tanks have Ottos.

I notice that my Ottos get bloated. Have you observed this with yours?


One of mine looks like a Dinosaur age reptile.

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They're naturally chubby if given enough algae to eat.
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