It's the freshly hatched baby brine that have all the nutritional value, not the adults. When I was raising my Bangaii baby I'd have two hatcheries on the go, one for hatched and one for hatching.
That works out then since I still have a lot of eggs left.It's the freshly hatched baby brine that have all the nutritional value, not the adults. When I was raising my Bangaii baby I'd have two hatcheries on the go, one for hatched and one for hatching.
How do I know? My doesn't say on it, and since it was cheap I'm assuming nothing special was done to it.You also want decapsulated eggs as the shells cannot be digested by all fish especially small ones.
Thanks for the link.To be honest I've never studied mine that closely. I just always buy the decapsulated ones. Just found this link, maybe it'll help http://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/FA023
I got him to eat a formula 2 pellet today, so things are getting better. He is still small.you really just need to get some live brine shrimps so your tang would hopefully eat something. i wouldn't worry about them being beneficial at this time. i don't know the size of your tang, but he possibly won't be interested in tiny newly hatched brine
Its hard to tell. Its not really getting any worse, but then again its not getting much better. It still swims around lethargically and will only eat food when it is right in front of its face.How's that Tang doing sosgal??