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I added an ORA mandarin a couple of weeks ago to my 2ish year old 90g. I added rotifers and copepods several times I’ve the past 6 months in preparation for the mandarin.
I am currently hatching brine shrimp on an almost daily basis and adding them live to the tank. I am also cultivating phytoplankton in hopes of growing some pods to supplement the tank but that is probably at least a month away.
My question, is it a problem to feed this many brine shrimp? The only other fish that eats them is my cleaner wrasse (who looks fat all the time now). I don’t know a lot but I believe brine shrimp are not the most nutritious food so is there a problem with these two fish eating a lot of them? Right now I just want the mandarin to eat but long term she will need healthy food to live a long life.
I am currently hatching brine shrimp on an almost daily basis and adding them live to the tank. I am also cultivating phytoplankton in hopes of growing some pods to supplement the tank but that is probably at least a month away.
My question, is it a problem to feed this many brine shrimp? The only other fish that eats them is my cleaner wrasse (who looks fat all the time now). I don’t know a lot but I believe brine shrimp are not the most nutritious food so is there a problem with these two fish eating a lot of them? Right now I just want the mandarin to eat but long term she will need healthy food to live a long life.