If you are going to use live, I'd just go with rosie reds. They need a separate tank from the crayfish since a lot of meds are super hard on inverts. You need to treat at LEAST 1 week, but 2-3 weeks is best. I would use something along the lines of API general cure or Seachem Paraguard (which is what I treat my feeders with). Observe them, remove KIA from the tank immediately, and look for signs of anything parasitic or fungal which is 99.9% of what you'll be dealing with in this case more than likely.
got a rainbow wolf fish.
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If you are going to use live, I'd just go with rosie reds. They need a separate tank from the crayfish since a lot of meds are super hard on inverts. You need to treat at LEAST 1 week, but 2-3 weeks is best. I would use something along the lines of API general cure or Seachem Paraguard (which is what I treat my feeders with). Observe them, remove KIA from the tank immediately, and look for signs of anything parasitic or fungal which is 99.9% of what you'll be dealing with in this case more than likely.
If he's eating pellets why try to make him eat live?
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So, sad update, the wolf fish died a few days ago.
A couple days before he died, I noticed his tail fin had some tears, and then the night before he passed I saw the jack dempsey bullying him a little. He must of hit his head on the tank or something, unless maybe just from stress.
But previously they all got along, and he stood up for himself but was not overly aggressive ever.
A couple days before he died, I noticed his tail fin had some tears, and then the night before he passed I saw the jack dempsey bullying him a little. He must of hit his head on the tank or something, unless maybe just from stress.
But previously they all got along, and he stood up for himself but was not overly aggressive ever.
