thebluejackal said:
I often feed romaine lettuce this way too. I attach it to a rock or piece of driftwood with an elastic for my bare bottomed tanks. In my tanks with substrate I just "plant" it as I would with aquatic plants.
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I often feed romaine lettuce this way too. I attach it to a rock or piece of driftwood with an elastic for my bare bottomed tanks. In my tanks with substrate I just "plant" it as I would with aquatic plants.
Fork w/string not my idea, Borrowed from someone else here, Romain isnt a smash hit as some others, It's bulky but nutritionaly squash, zuccini, Potato, Sweet potato (God it was gone in 2 hours same size piece) and a fair few others, another smash hit was purple potato, looks odd but all the fish loved it anther sizeable chunk gone in 2 hours,
Romaine lettuce is more suited to fish that normally consume algae and are accustomed to eating large quantities of low-nutrient foods. I have never seen any of my fish touch the stuff except for the otos, hisonotus, and my one clown pleco.
The three rosies messed with the Romaine finally. It's all I currently had on hand, so I thought I'd give it a try.
try small bits of potato, but suspend them with like a toothpick on a string so they can find them
