Way to go!
A million ways to skin a cat.
Id try gettnn em to eat the soaked ones...then try some non soaked right after so they are a bit confused while sucking them up still.
Bloodworms to pellets
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Way to go!
A million ways to skin a cat.
Id try gettnn em to eat the soaked ones...then try some non soaked right after so they are a bit confused while sucking them up still.
I have had that work for my ray pups
andreansianggono
Feeder Fish
is this way can be use for 7-8" cichla? or only for juve?
i have 5-7" chicla still refusing to eat pellets even i discontinue feed any live food for 10 days and now i feel worry if my chicla still didnt accept the pellets i use sinking carnivore and carnisticks both from hikari. which way is the best way to make 7" chicla will accept pellets this way with bloodworms or krill? i never feed my cichla with bloodworm or krill since i bought them at 2" they only eat live food such guppy and molly
i have 5-7" chicla still refusing to eat pellets even i discontinue feed any live food for 10 days and now i feel worry if my chicla still didnt accept the pellets i use sinking carnivore and carnisticks both from hikari. which way is the best way to make 7" chicla will accept pellets this way with bloodworms or krill? i never feed my cichla with bloodworm or krill since i bought them at 2" they only eat live food such guppy and molly
Long time lurker. First time poster I just got back in to the hobby after a long break. I just got my smallest bass to finally accept pellets thank god he way going to be left behind. But I would like to add that if you have bass that will accept pellets the ones that don’t accept pellets will eventually learn to eat them from there bigger brothers and sisters.
I would say yes, give it a shot. I have some kels that have just started to eat cut shrimp I’m going to try this method with shrimp I’m confident it will work