baby jardini

I'd say no although I've had fish like my brown ghost knife only take worms and seem to grow fine, but I do know that developing fat reserves is important in young aro. Try soaking the pellets in the bloodworms as they thaw and dump a bit in with some bloodworm but mostly pellet

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Had the same exact problem with my jar. She wouldnt eat so I left the blood worms in the refrigerator to thaw out and then open the foil and crush 3-4 pellets in each rectangle and mix then freeze again. Worked like a charm. Try 1 or 2 pellets so your jar doesnt get smart and notice it, and then next batch add one more pellet. After a couple packs of bloodworm/pellet mix dont feed for 2-3 days and then boom your jar will be on pellets! Works a hell of a lot better than starving.

It takes and spitting the pellets means he know its food, so try to keep feeding pellets and starve for 2 days...

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I had a dovii that only ate live feeder.I tried for the longest to switch him to pellets so I starved him for a week he started eating little by little I got him to the point that the only thing I give him is pellet.

Try freeze dry krill. I've always introduce my baby jars to krill bc frozen blood worms float before thawing in the tank water so anything floating is be considered food to it. Always worked, maybe a few days starving on n off than it takes krill. Next introduce foaling pellet

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+1 sicksauce this technique worked with two of my jars , my latest is currently 7" and now hammering hikari carni sticks freeze dried krill gets them used to solid foods but aren't quite as hard as pellets , hope it works for you :thumbup:

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