Dr.B Bronze Tier VIP MFK Member Jul 28, 2012 3,594 649 700 Texas Jul 30, 2013 #11 LOL said: and btw here in sri lanka u dont get bloodworms... i even tried crickets but they are not interested... i think they have very bad vision... hope every thing is fine.. i changed the water today as well cz they wernt eatin Click to expand... polypterus really don't use their eyes as much as their sense of smell/feel so yea they pretty much all don't have the best vision
LOL said: and btw here in sri lanka u dont get bloodworms... i even tried crickets but they are not interested... i think they have very bad vision... hope every thing is fine.. i changed the water today as well cz they wernt eatin Click to expand... polypterus really don't use their eyes as much as their sense of smell/feel so yea they pretty much all don't have the best vision
E E_Trajano Gambusia MFK Member Nov 17, 2012 149 2 16 Rio de Janeiro, RJ - Brasil Jul 30, 2013 #12 So, try Palembus dermestoides (Perhaps the correct name is Ulomoides dermestoides... But I'm not sure.) and/or Tenebrio molitor larva.
So, try Palembus dermestoides (Perhaps the correct name is Ulomoides dermestoides... But I'm not sure.) and/or Tenebrio molitor larva.
E.C. I'm looking at your soul MFK Member Jun 28, 2013 903 5 16 in the Living Water Aug 1, 2013 #13 They would go nuts for earthworms, try it out.
