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SiaoAro 15-08-2013 12:01 PM

it's illegal to sell right? saw 1 farm at pasir ris, he quoted me 10 blue notes for a 10-12" size. :confused:

PNT Guy 15-08-2013 12:19 PM

Yup it's illegal, a note of caution if you have the intent of purchasing. Do it at your own risk.

situs-sk2 15-08-2013 04:43 PM

Just wonder what this lovely pnt eat??? :D

PNT Guy 15-08-2013 05:45 PM

Well mine eats "soft flesh" fruits and hikari turtle sticks as staple.
1 Hard boiled egg whites once a week as protein supplement.
2x a week bread skin:D why? Cos I dip vitamins and calcium supplements to the bread skin then hand-feed to my PNT. Minimal waste of supplements:p

Osprey 30-08-2013 10:25 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Schmike (Post 9348150)
They are territorial. Lots of monitoring is required to keep 2 of them in a tank. 3 in a tank is impossible to last long (learnt my lesson with lots of money spent). Anything more, I believe must be a lot more just like territorial fishes.

hi schmike,

yes i learnt.

have you gotten any experience on the recovery of their carapace after they bite on each other?

mine takes forever just to see any recovery curve. any medications to apply?

Schmike 30-08-2013 10:50 AM

It will take quite some time for them to recover.

You can apply yellow powder and leave it out of water for around 15 minutes before releasing it back into the tank.

Amanda Liong 30-08-2013 11:50 AM

I feed my pnt koi floating pellets and supplement it with lettuce, carrots and occasional MP. My turtle is 12" and is light grey in colour. I see most of you guys have darker ones. Is it an issue? Have to do with diet? Thanks for your answers. :)

PNT Guy 30-08-2013 07:31 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Amanda Liong (Post 9493905)
I feed my pnt koi floating pellets and supplement it with lettuce, carrots and occasional MP. My turtle is 12" and is light grey in colour. I see most of you guys have darker ones. Is it an issue? Have to do with diet? Thanks for your answers. :)

The 3 common colour variants are black, grey and olive-grey. Nothing to worry much it's much like why some of us are born with fairer or darker skin.
Side note unless it's leucistic or albino then it's super rare. Hahahah:p

Also another pointer koi pellets and mp are very high in protein max once per week. Leafy greens or fruits are the best.
Hope it helps, Cheers!:)

johannes 30-08-2013 08:23 PM

Wheatgerm koi pellets actually has lower % of protein
Check out hikari wheatgerm floating pellets, 32%

http://www.hikari.info/koi/k_07.html

*Low when compared to other turtle or fish food which can be as high as 40+%

PNT Guy 30-08-2013 09:39 PM

Well in general koi pellets with the exception of wheat gem has high protein ma. Haha actually most turtle pellets in the market now are made suited to a carnivorous diet like what most turtles are. Thats why its important to pick the right one.


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