tips for breaking rays to new foods

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This is a long thread so i didnt get a chance to read all of it but if it has not been mentioned, mixing food is a good way to train them. For instance shread shrimp and mix it with blood worms, etc with other foods and bloodworms. Seems like all fish love bloodworms so thats a good mixer and this method seems to work with all fish, for me atleast. If this has been mentioned sorry for the redundancy. =)
 
Nic;3358300; said:
THIS THREAD AND THE OTHER WILL NEVER BE STICKY'S


for that to happen i would have to write them over again and make them more "PROFESSIONAL" they are not good enough now with just information and holy bob himself will show up long before i do that...


well here is a idea... we got plenty of "arm chair" experts here... one of you guys can rewrite these threads and have them made stickys.... and you dont even have to give me credit for anything i put in them... how does that sound you will be instant expert...
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Not professional, just well written...

Great idea thou, if anybody wants to rewrite all the info in a more presentable manner, feel free to do it.
 
hi guys. been following this thread. have a question. by 'soaking' the sinking pellets with market prawns what do u mean? care to enlighten me?
do u soak it as in just leave the prawns on top of the pellets? or do u mash it all up? also do u put quite a fair bit of water? cos too much water might 'dilute' the market prawn taste?
 
yiwenn;3562420; said:
hi guys. been following this thread. have a question. by 'soaking' the sinking pellets with market prawns what do u mean? care to enlighten me?
do u soak it as in just leave the prawns on top of the pellets? or do u mash it all up? also do u put quite a fair bit of water? cos too much water might 'dilute' the market prawn taste?
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Don't mash up the pellets... just cut the prawns and mix in the pellets with your hands. Let it sit afterwards.
 
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