[joeyk]

I was about to clean my tank this morning, when I noticed that it seems as though in recent days my multifaciatus have decided to multiply. As a result, I have about 40 multifaciatus fry that need feeding. Both breeding pairs seems to be doing a good job of staving off my Julidochromis and tetras.

Presently, everything in the tank is fed sinking pellets (0.5mm I believe). Although I realize they will be far too big for the mouths of the fry.. Any recommendations on what (if anything) I should be looking for to feed these fry? It will have to be something that can reach the bottom of the tank

 

[Claudia]

Crunch the sinking pellets and feed the powder

 

[The Guy]

I use a cheapie spice grinder I got at Walmart, works perfect for pellets, flake or whatever you want to feed them. :bigsmile:

 

[Mick2016]

Also . . . Hard-boiled egg YOLK is a good starter . . . and can be fed throughout the life of most any fish.

 

[troutsniffer]

First bites? To make it sink just wet something first, like tweezers, dip into bag and put into tank. Most of it will sink. Or you can try hikari micro pellets.

 

[Gaia]

I use a cheapie spice grinder I got at Walmart, works perfect for pellets, flake or whatever you want to feed them. :bigsmile:

I copied your great idea! Works like a charm

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[LSCHWARTZ]

I have some microforms you can pick-up in Maple Ridge for $5 :blush:

 

[LSCHWARTZ]

Also if your selling the fry I would be interested! :blush: