Get some daphnia going and use these to feed. You will be amazed at the output of eggs. Also work with mosquito larvae or even by buying blackworms and feeding the smaller ones. They do very poorly on dried foods. They might survive but they aren't really going to thrive.
gary lange
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big_blue_betta <big_blue_betta at yahoo.com> wrote:
I have some mellis juvi's whose diet I'd like to diversify (from
exclusively bbs), but they're not taking grindals or good quality
micropellets (New Life Spectrum). They're about 18mm long and a
couple of them are just starting to color up.
Any pro's/veterans out there with tricks?
Thanks,
Steve
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I have some mellis juvi's whose diet I'd like to diversify (from
exclusively bbs), but they're not taking grindals or good quality
micropellets (New Life Spectrum). They're about 18mm long and a
couple of them are just starting to color up.
Any pro's/veterans out there with tricks?
Thanks,
Steve
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