Feeding/Food suggestions.
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I put what I plan on using in the fridge. But sometimes it's not thawed out all the way, they still eat it. Kind of like eating a popcicle, I guess!
Pickup some live earthworms from Walmart or the local bait shop. Rinse the dirt off and toss a few into the tank. Its usually like throwing Twinkies to a fat kid.
liljag;4726533; said:
I've been thinking about trying hairless breeds of dogs, since they can't really digest the fur too well.
I would be concerned about the Nitrites
Unless this is a new tank something has interrupted the cycling process causing a mini cycle
It was most likely an ammonia spike that could be causing the lack of appetite but by the time you noticed and tested the water it was Nitrite
I would consider adding more bio filter or thinning stock
Unless this is a new tank something has interrupted the cycling process causing a mini cycle
It was most likely an ammonia spike that could be causing the lack of appetite but by the time you noticed and tested the water it was Nitrite
I would consider adding more bio filter or thinning stock
johno27;4729129; said:
My nitrites are always between 0-5.
I check my water parameters every day, and nothing changed.
Thinning stock? It's barely stocked now. I took the raphael cat out tonight because my ornate was trying to eat it.
I am running 4 AC110s on it.
The only one not eating is the Cat, but I have managed to get him to devour market shrimp.. So i think he is just tired of the same old foods.
He does come out when the room is pitch black, so I am going to maybe try dropping in food before bed.
I think you are meaning to say Nitrates are 0-5?
Nitrates are normal
Nitrites are bad
That would explain the confusion
Nitrates are normal
Nitrites are bad
That would explain the confusion
johno27;4729154; said:I think you are meaning to say Nitrates are 0-5?
Nitrates are normal
Nitrites are bad
That would explain the confusion
Ah, yes.. Nitrates..
