What's in the bag?

  • We are currently upgrading MFK. thanks! -neo
I noticed the polys wont take pellets right away, start them of with tilapia then after aweek or so introduce the pellets.
Remember rope are WC so they not used to eating pellets or fillet tilapia.
 
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I had broken 3 carnivore pellets in half and tossed them in near where two were swimming around. I watched for a bit and like I had said one sniffed a piece but didn't eat. About an hour later 3 pieces were gone. Someone ate them not sure who but the black skirts that are in there wont go any where near the ropes. I'm guessing a rope decided smells yummy. But I do have krill, xl mysis, small silversides, and I may have a piece of tilapia left. No blood worms currently, I may have some frozen baby brine and maybe some full size brine. Not sure though.
 
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I'm hoping one of the thinner ones ate the pellets. The two thicker ones each had a small lump in their bellies when I got them. When my guy got them to the store he had an employee put them in a tank and mark them with do not sell, sold. The guy put them in the wrong tank lol. He did mark them correctly. He put them in a tank with Mexican dwarf orange crawfish.......lol My guy said at least they have been eating well about half the population of crawfish were gone since Thursday he had 25 when they went in sold about 5 about 10 left.
 
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I'm hoping one of the thinner ones ate the pellets. The two thicker ones each had a small lump in their bellies when I got them. When my guy got them to the store he had an employee put them in a tank and mark them with do not sell, sold. The guy put them in the wrong tank lol. He did mark them correctly. He put them in a tank with Mexican dwarf orange crawfish.......lol My guy said at least they have been eating well about half the population of crawfish were gone since Thursday he had 25 when they went in sold about 5 about 10 left.
Lol thats funny, atleast its better than feeding them bloodworms.
 
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