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How to train clowns to feed on pellets?
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How to train clowns to feed on pellets?
Anyone knows how?mine doesnt seem to touch them.
Thanks.
Thanks.
Chen
If any of my fish dont seem interested I have tried either Bloodworm pellets or Shrimp pellets and eventually they d start picking at them and after a while they do get the confidence to see pellets as food.
It took a while but with perseverance I got my histrionicas, emperors and kubotai taking pellets within weeks this way.
I dont know if I am right but I have found that the higher the protein and oil content of the pellet the more likely they are to eat them.
It took a while but with perseverance I got my histrionicas, emperors and kubotai taking pellets within weeks this way.
I dont know if I am right but I have found that the higher the protein and oil content of the pellet the more likely they are to eat them.

Pardon my honesty - I am a Northerner
14 loach species bred, which will be next?
I have a clown that won't eat pellets or flake or anything processed. It's not going to change either. I just have to feed it whole foods like shrimp, bloodworms, clams, veggies.
My other clowns are pigs and will eat about anything though.
Just this week I started feeding the clowns floating pond pellets. Reason I'm trying them is that I can get 3# bags of them for only $4 at my LFS. The brand name pellet foods were costing me too much money. Like Sinking Carnivore Pellets cost about $12 for only 2.6 oz.
The clowns are liking these floating pellets.
Now they are a little more active and sometimes swim in the upper levels of the tank searching for them.
My other clowns are pigs and will eat about anything though.
Just this week I started feeding the clowns floating pond pellets. Reason I'm trying them is that I can get 3# bags of them for only $4 at my LFS. The brand name pellet foods were costing me too much money. Like Sinking Carnivore Pellets cost about $12 for only 2.6 oz.
The clowns are liking these floating pellets.
Now they are a little more active and sometimes swim in the upper levels of the tank searching for them.
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Read the ingredients in the foods. Fish meal and grains are the poorest sorts of foods, and whether the fish will eat them or not, there is not as good nutrition in them as in foods made from whole fish, shellfish and algae.
Read the label on the Omega One products, for example. Check out the Spectrum product line.
Read the label on the Omega One products, for example. Check out the Spectrum product line.
38 tanks, 2 ponds over 4000 liters of water to keep clean and fresh.
Happy fish keeping!
Happy fish keeping!
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http://www.omegasea.net/
Lots of info about the Omega One product line.
www.nlpublish.com
is the site listed on the New Life Spectrum foods that I have. I have not gone there to see what the site offers.
Lots of info about the Omega One product line.
www.nlpublish.com
is the site listed on the New Life Spectrum foods that I have. I have not gone there to see what the site offers.
38 tanks, 2 ponds over 4000 liters of water to keep clean and fresh.
Happy fish keeping!
Happy fish keeping!
Agree with the NLS, mine go crazy over it.Diana wrote:http://www.omegasea.net/
Lots of info about the Omega One product line.
www.nlpublish.com
is the site listed on the New Life Spectrum foods that I have. I have not gone there to see what the site offers.
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lfs had omegaone shrimp pellets and veggie rounds so i picked those up... thatfishplace carries the NLISpectrum line, so i'll get some of that with my next order.
shrimp pellets were gobbled up, they weren't into the veggie round yesterday but they've been getting too much good fresh stuff lately to go for that right now anyway!
thanks for the referrels. there are so many brands out there, it's hard to find the diamonds in the rough without some hints!
shrimp pellets were gobbled up, they weren't into the veggie round yesterday but they've been getting too much good fresh stuff lately to go for that right now anyway!
thanks for the referrels. there are so many brands out there, it's hard to find the diamonds in the rough without some hints!
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