I still feed mine frozen brine shrimp with a drop of fenbendazole, but when i was losing fish, I dosed the whole 310ltrs, that poor tank has to cycle all over again.
I would MOST definitely, give them the soaked food first!
If they are not eating, dose the tank. this was excellent results for me, water is still pink, but I did a 50% water change 2 days in a row, and added a heap of carbon into a bag, in front of water flow.
and to the filter media.
Left it in for 3 days at reduced concentrations in the tank.
Discovered my gold rams dont survive the water changes, so doing it a bit slower than previously. (Lost one last week after water change) so yes even soak flake with a tiny bit of gelatine, wormer, blood worms or brine shrimp also. Refreeze and break a bit off as you need it, feed them only this for 3 days
oops....I added the gelatin with some medicinal parrafin b.p, oil for an agel who is constipated, and her belly is going down.teh gelatin binds it together so it doesnt dissolve before the fish eat it.
Best if theyre hungry!
I would MOST definitely, give them the soaked food first!
If they are not eating, dose the tank. this was excellent results for me, water is still pink, but I did a 50% water change 2 days in a row, and added a heap of carbon into a bag, in front of water flow.
and to the filter media.
Left it in for 3 days at reduced concentrations in the tank.
Discovered my gold rams dont survive the water changes, so doing it a bit slower than previously. (Lost one last week after water change) so yes even soak flake with a tiny bit of gelatine, wormer, blood worms or brine shrimp also. Refreeze and break a bit off as you need it, feed them only this for 3 days
oops....I added the gelatin with some medicinal parrafin b.p, oil for an agel who is constipated, and her belly is going down.teh gelatin binds it together so it doesnt dissolve before the fish eat it.
Best if theyre hungry!
