Is it worth it-blind jar

[pi-eyed]

I know that feeders are not recommend and I dont want to put it on that but how else will it be able to eat??



I did and have one already but idk its just tempting.



Well it doesnt really matter but I would like to know other people opinnion.


But has anyone delt with a blind fish before??

I have a beautiful wild collected notatus who is blind.. I named him magoo. He eats flakes and shrimp pellets with no problem. You can always tell when he's hungry--he positions himself straight up and down(head up) waiting for something to land in his mouth.

----chris

 

[ninjastar]

I see what yalls mean. I was wondering how can you tell if a fish is blind other than seeing the fish run into things. Reason being is that the jars eyes look fine but it bumps into alot of things.

 

[_Jessica_]

I'm a sucker for the oddballs...fish with handicaps, rescues...makes life more interesting . Do it! At least an MFKer will have it, and know that if the quality of life isn't there you can euthanize humanely.

 

[ninjastar]

I'm a sucker for the oddballs...fish with handicaps, rescues...makes life more interesting . Do it! At least an MFKer will have it, and know that if the quality of life isn't there you can euthanize humanely.

Same here but the only problem that I have now is that im afraid that my other jar thats 6-7in