Pankakes;1966691; said:This is day #3 at home with the P's. I've been doing 1 frozen bloodworm cube in the morning and one in the night. They finish the morning cube so far but only about half the night time cube. Are the excess bloodworms going to raise the ammonia in my tank? I plan on doing a 30% water change a week. Magnum 350 filter should be fine, right?
The RBP's are actually very active when i turn the light on. They all come out of their hiding spot one by one and are already eagerly looking for the food. I've been watching them alot at night time and they are all swimming around and no one seems to be getting nipped at which i think is good.
It sounds like they are doing fine and will start eating more after they get more accustom to their new home. It's true that uneaten meaty foods will raise ammonia levels and all food that is uneaten after 3 hours should be removed. a 30% water change every week is good as long as your tank is cycled. it's cool that they come out when you turn on the lights. only recently have mine started associating me with getting fed, and come eagerly to the front.