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Quote: Originally Posted by saxman Ours get Spectrum pellets, shaved salmon, Hikari mysis, and BS+ for the most part. We actually use the pellets for between meal "snax" as opposed to simply feeding them pellets. Any reason why a mostly pellet diet would be a bad thing?

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Mine has no problem trying different types of foods. It's now eating spectrum pellets. Any ideas on something to supplement the pellets? They already seems pretty nutritious : Ingredients Whole Antarctic krill meal, whole herring meal, whole wheat flour, algae meal, soybean isolate, beta...

Alrighty, I'll put mostly mysis into the mix and keep you guys updated

So, he has no problem with the mysis and is eating it up. How long would you think it would take the fish to fatten up? Do you think there is any chance that internal parasites could be at play here?

Quote: Originally Posted by HAWKFISH203 Keep posting pictures as he changes Will do

Getting better color and pattern every day now

alright. I'll put some more sand in there

Quote: Originally Posted by BTLDreef I would recommend Mysis shrimp and some more fatty foods such as shaved salmon just to put some more meat on his bones. Lucky to find one eating frozen! I'm having a hell of a time with my two newest ones. I know, right. I just had to get it when i saw it...

Enriched brine about 4 feedings or more a day.

sorry for the delay. Here are some images : He lives in the bottom

Here is some pics

I'm sure i will, but not for a while. It's only a couple of inches now. Any advice on its specific care?

it is in the 55gl sump but the main tank is 120gl. The mother, which I assume is full grown since it is popping out babies, was about 10"

My LFS just got in a Diplobatis ommata (bullseye sharkray) and it turns out it was pregnant! So, the mom had 8 babies and I just had to get one. How often are you gonna come across that? So, they were eating brine and mysis in the store. I have not seen mine eat in the tank yet, but I have only...