V VVateverzYo Feeder Fish MFK Member Mar 22, 2007 2,506 2 0 boston Oct 4, 2007 #11 i have two ornates the big one always surface and goes to the botton to feed and goes back up and the small one always stay in the bottom
i have two ornates the big one always surface and goes to the botton to feed and goes back up and the small one always stay in the bottom
A amesbien Gambusia MFK Member Sep 20, 2006 567 0 16 The Moon Oct 5, 2007 #12 ewurm;1175387; said: I have found when they are more active they surface more. They burn more oxygen, so they need to take more in. Click to expand... Agreed. I see that in all my polys. All the active ones surface much more than the loafers.
ewurm;1175387; said: I have found when they are more active they surface more. They burn more oxygen, so they need to take more in. Click to expand... Agreed. I see that in all my polys. All the active ones surface much more than the loafers.
D Druu Feeder Fish MFK Member Sep 16, 2007 4,135 5 0 Notre Dame, IN Oct 5, 2007 #13 beblondie;1175983; said: If you're concerned get a single edge razor blade and cut the pellets in half-Anne Click to expand... Was just wondering if the whole pellets could contribute? He was surfacing even when he waited to chew up pellets. If smaller/softer bits of food will help, I'll crumble pellets and supplement with tuna out of sushi rolls.
beblondie;1175983; said: If you're concerned get a single edge razor blade and cut the pellets in half-Anne Click to expand... Was just wondering if the whole pellets could contribute? He was surfacing even when he waited to chew up pellets. If smaller/softer bits of food will help, I'll crumble pellets and supplement with tuna out of sushi rolls.
