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Thawed it. Still never even blinked an eye as it being food. Idk maybe he's getting enough from the rocks and glass?Great!
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Thawed it. Still never even blinked an eye as it being food. Idk maybe he's getting enough from the rocks and glass?Great!
Thawed it. Still never even blinked an eye as it being food. Idk maybe he's getting enough from the rocks and glass?Great!
Thawed it. Still never even blinked an eye as it being food. Idk maybe he's getting enough from the rocks and glass?Great!
I thawed it. Still doesn't eat it, only my clowns and cleaner shrimp are eating itI always thaw my mysis first. I rinse it under a sugar spoon like the one I am showing in the picture. It's the perfect size for doing a cube at a time and takes less than a minute. Then I store the leftoveftovers in the fridge in a 2oz portion cup. The thawed food is usually good 3-4 days.
No worries if it's only been a few days. Some of my fish took a while to start grabbing the mysis also. Do you have any flakes that you can make small to try?I thawed it. Still doesn't eat it, only my clowns and cleaner shrimp are eating it
No, have medium pellets but they are way too big for him and not even my clowns eat it anymore. I have coral/invert food Idk if that's too small thoNo worries if it's only been a few days. Some of my fish took a while to start grabbing the mysis also. Do you have any flakes that you can make small to try?
That may be too small. If you have a store close, I would maybe try flakes so you can smoosh them as small as you need. Good luck with your new friend.No, have medium pellets but they are way too big for him and not even my clowns eat it anymore. I have coral/invert food Idk if that's too small tho
I was thinking about getting a bag of live pods and dumping the whole bag in so there's a decent supply of themA week is when I would be concerned. Maybe try some live black worms or live brine shrimp if you have access to any. Frozen worms might work also.
I don't think using your flakes would be a problem at least temporarily. You just want to get him to eat.
Hey man, just fed the tank and he started eating quite a bit (fed myssis) so he must have just been getting used to the new environment. He came right up to it as soon as it touched the watter lol.If he starts getting thinner or showing any other signs of stress, then I'd worry. I did have a clown that didn't initally eat but everyone turned out fine. They didn't like the mysis at first either and I had to start them all on flakes. That's when I learned to ask my LFS what they have been eating. I think everyone has learned to eat anything that goes in now. My diamond goby is also getting smart enough to know if he wants his preferred mysis he needs to come to the top before clowns and tang eat it all.
Hey man, just fed the tank and he started eating quite a bit (fed myssis) so he must have just been getting used to the new environment. He came right up to it as soon as it touched the watter lol.If he starts getting thinner or showing any other signs of stress, then I'd worry. I did have a clown that didn't initally eat but everyone turned out fine. They didn't like the mysis at first either and I had to start them all on flakes. That's when I learned to ask my LFS what they have been eating. I think everyone has learned to eat anything that goes in now. My diamond goby is also getting smart enough to know if he wants his preferred mysis he needs to come to the top before clowns and tang eat it all.