if it eats market shrimps why would you waste your money on krill.... skip the krill and keep with market shrimps....
tips for breaking rays to new foods
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I find earthworms are a really useful food for getting my rays onto something else. Once they're eating then enthusiastically, I cut the worms into small sections, which are essentially little tubes. I then use a tooth pick to stuff other foods into the worms. I guess it's pretty gross but has worked really well for me - I've easily gotten them onto shrimp and pellets with this method. A hikari floating pellet fits right into a chopped worm like a pig in a blanket 
thanks, i'll try to stuff some pellets into nightcrawlersthe_deeb;2350491;2350491 said:I find earthworms are a really useful food for getting my rays onto something else. Once they're eating then enthusiastically, I cut the worms into small sections, which are essentially little tubes. I then use a tooth pick to stuff other foods into the worms. I guess it's pretty gross but has worked really well for me - I've easily gotten them onto shrimp and pellets with this method. A hikari floating pellet fits right into a chopped worm like a pig in a blanket
still won't take pellets.
your not starving long enough... just send them to me ill have them eating cheeseburgers and pellets in a week LOL
So, we went about three days without feeding our rays with the temperature in both tanks at a steady 83F. For the last two days I have fed both tanks on minced shrimp mixed with cut red worms, night crawlers and Massivore sinking pellets. So far, so good. I do believe that everyone is beginning to eat again, but the speed of consumption has not yet reached it's previous amount. Any new suggestions?
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