Pszemol
February 2nd 04, 07:56 PM
I have quite a large Hepatus Tang. It is pretty happy,
looks round and healthy but it is ALWAYS HUNGRY...
It seems like his stomach is a well without the bottom.
You can throu anything in the tank and it disapear
eaten by the fish, and moment after that the fish is
"asking" for more pretending being still hungry.
When I feed Sprung green algae sheets it can devour
whole sheet for one meal if I let him do it...
In terms of frozen plankton in cubes - it has one
cube for one bite... and almost nothing is left for
other fish :-))
So I want to ask the owners of adult sized tangs:
how much do you feed your dependents to keep them happy?
looks round and healthy but it is ALWAYS HUNGRY...
It seems like his stomach is a well without the bottom.
You can throu anything in the tank and it disapear
eaten by the fish, and moment after that the fish is
"asking" for more pretending being still hungry.
When I feed Sprung green algae sheets it can devour
whole sheet for one meal if I let him do it...
In terms of frozen plankton in cubes - it has one
cube for one bite... and almost nothing is left for
other fish :-))
So I want to ask the owners of adult sized tangs:
how much do you feed your dependents to keep them happy?