Juvenile Jardini Onto Pellets?

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Like the title says, I have a 3 and a half inch jardini eating frozen bloodworms. How do you get these guys onto pellets? (i plan on hikari cichlid bio gold) because once the bloodworms start to sink he can only get in one to two more bites before they hit the bottom abnd he either leaves them, the bichirs get it, or both.

Thanks
Kevin
 
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feed him the little floating shrimps that come in a metal can..it's like 10 bucks..then after he get's fat alittle..wait ike 3 days and try with the hikari carnivore floating sticks..

not saying that's the best method..but works
 
hawilipino;4075746; said:
feed him the little floating shrimps that come in a metal can..it's like 10 bucks..then after he get's fat alittle..wait ike 3 days and try with the hikari carnivore floating sticks..

not saying that's the best method..but works
ok thanks!! any idea what company the shrimps are?
 
yeah definitely try the hikari carnivore floating type... it took us about a week or so to get our baby jardini to eat them.. and it helps to break them up into smaller pieces (that helped ours at least)...
 
you can try dropping some small pellets into the trail of what your feeding.
thats how the hatcheries wean hard to please fish, gradually decrease ratio of live food and it should get used to it.
 
ausarow;4078929; said:
you can try dropping some small pellets into the trail of what your feeding.
thats how the hatcheries wean hard to please fish, gradually decrease ratio of live food and it should get used to it.
wait.... whaat?

so i put some pellets in the middle of the floating frozen BW?
 
hawilipino;4078941; said:
HAHA NO..WHEN YOU DROP THE FOOD IT EATS INTO THE TANK..DROP SOME PELLETS IN AS WELL..
o cool im gonna go try this right now!!! hope turning on the lights in the middle of the night doesnt scare it!!
 
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