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Ok I will try! Thanks for your advices!I would hold the tube feeds for 3 days and try squid. Feed the male to satiation.
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Ok I will try! Thanks for your advices!I would hold the tube feeds for 3 days and try squid. Feed the male to satiation.
Unfortunately female didn't eat any squid stripes at night! Yesterday I tube feeded her with some mysis with selcon! I noticed when I put some mysis into the tank she waked up and swimed around the tank. 3 days ago she tasted 2 mysis but from then she didn't eat them anymore.Give it 3 nights and let us know how it goes. It not working, let me know and I will go over a gruel to give.
Any chance you could post of pic of her from above? As for tube feeds. I rec that you do them 2-3x per week until she eats on her own. It could be a long time tube feeding. The longest I've done was 9 months. I have a friend that tube fed for 15 months until his shark began to eat on its own. It is a commitment, but I feel that once we purchase the shark we owe it to the animal to do everything we can to ensure survival. The animal in the video was tube fed for about 3 months. See how fat I kept it. Now 7 years later she is alive and well and about 30 inches long. Mazuri sells a mix that I recommend. https://www.mazuri.com/mazuri/tablets-gels-other-supplements/gel-products/sharkray-gel
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I won'the give up...you bet!!!Yeah, she is pretty thin. Keep it up with the feeds and fatten her up. With time, effort and patience she should pull through. It can be a commitment, but you’ve
done the grunt work already by learning to effectively tube feed.