A big block about the size of a half quarter thinking my ghost knife would eat most of it and my eel and they ignored it
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Fish won't eat bloodworms -___-
- Thread starter Sarertnoc Kram
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Fish are of limited intelligence. If you (or the lfs that had the fish) train them with one food, they may ignore other suitable foods. Having said that, of course, some fish won't eat some things ever.
However, assuming they will ordinarily eat the food, you may need to train them in some way by raising temps, not feeding them for a while, perhaps adding flavor enhancements (garlic), tricking them by shoving the food inside another food they like (e.g., pellets inside shrimp), etc. It can be done, but it may take a little work.
Or use other foods is certainly okay if the other foods are the cost and nutritional value that works.
However, assuming they will ordinarily eat the food, you may need to train them in some way by raising temps, not feeding them for a while, perhaps adding flavor enhancements (garlic), tricking them by shoving the food inside another food they like (e.g., pellets inside shrimp), etc. It can be done, but it may take a little work.
Or use other foods is certainly okay if the other foods are the cost and nutritional value that works.
I agree not giving the fish food for about three days let them get hungry they will eventually eat almost whatever you put in there raising temps and tricking them eating there favorite foods stuffed with other foods and garlic is a good source to increase appetite....
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