I have a conundrum and I’m not exactly sure which is more of an issue - skinnier slow eaters or morbidly obese fish lol, leaning towards the former.
I have a yellow wrasse, appropriately named Chunk, that eats pods all day long. Then at feeding time, he’s probably my most aggressive eater. After feeding the tank, he is alarmingly fat. My clowns are too fat as well..
But in the meantime, I’m trying to fatten up my copperband who is a slower eater, as well as a flasher wrasse that’s a little on the skinny side, and my anthias will only eat little tiny pieces of frozen food. My firefish and yasha goby won’t venture far from their holes and so I have to feed heavily to get some near them.
So do I just ignore my extremely fat fish? Feed less?
I have a yellow wrasse, appropriately named Chunk, that eats pods all day long. Then at feeding time, he’s probably my most aggressive eater. After feeding the tank, he is alarmingly fat. My clowns are too fat as well..
But in the meantime, I’m trying to fatten up my copperband who is a slower eater, as well as a flasher wrasse that’s a little on the skinny side, and my anthias will only eat little tiny pieces of frozen food. My firefish and yasha goby won’t venture far from their holes and so I have to feed heavily to get some near them.
So do I just ignore my extremely fat fish? Feed less?