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How long after arrival can a flowerhorn be fed?
Do not rush to feed a flowerhorn after arrival; wait 3 to 5 days. It is stressed and eats little at first, and a few days of fasting is fine; it usually adapts and regains appetite in about 3 days.
How long can a Hermann’s tortoise live?
A Hermann's tortoise lives very long, about 80 to 100 years. It is sturdy and easy-going with low demands, but for a long life keep good humidity and temperature: 26 to 32 C day, 18 to 21 C night, 50 to 65 percent humidity.
What is the incubation period of canine parainfluenza?
Canine parainfluenza incubates 5 to 6 days with a 1 to 2 week treatment course; puppies are most affected and progress fast. Signs go from sneezing and diarrhea to fever, cough, and later vomiting and seizures, lowering cure rate if late.
At what size can a silver arowana breed?
A silver arowana can breed around age 3, or when 50 to 60 cm long. Pairing is either artificial, placing a male and female together to pair after maturity, or natural, letting them pair freely.
How long can a red parrot fish go without food?
A parrot fish can fast a month without dying, but long fasting harms growth and health. Feed daily or every two days to 70 percent full, with portions eaten in 5 to 8 minutes.
At what age does a Cane Corso reach full size?
A Cane Corso usually reaches full size around 10 months, weighing 45 to 50 kg and standing 64 to 68 cm. Give ample nutrition during growth to avoid stunted development.
How long can a giant salamander be kept?
A giant salamander lives very long, usually 50 to 60 years and more with good care, though captives average around 40. Keep stable, clean water at 23 to 26 C and give enough space.
At what age can a baby blackbird feed itself?
A blackbird usually feeds itself at 15 to 20 days. It is mainly insectivorous and omnivorous, eating earthworms and insects plus some berries; offer earthworms or, lacking them, cooked egg yolk and freshwater shrimp.
How long can scabies mites survive away from a dog?
Scabies mites usually live 2 to 6 days off a host, depending on humidity and temperature; at 20 to 25 C they survive 2 to 6 days. Treat the dog and also disinfect its environment and belongings to prevent reinfection.
When can a chinchilla be kept alone?
A chinchilla can be kept separately two months after birth, once it weans and eats on its own. Delaying separation lets the baby stay dependent on its mother.