lawn-mower blennie
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thomas712
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You might not want to feed brine shrimip unless it is live brine shirmp. Frozen brine isn't very nutritious. Mysis shrimp, plankton or cyclopezee is much better for them.
lion_crazz
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Thomas, don't you mean it the other way around..? Frozen is much more nutritious than live unless the live is very young (napulii) or if you feed the brine something with vitamins, like Zoe or Selcon.
snipe
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Originally posted by lion_crazz
Thomas, don't you mean it the other way around..? Frozen is much more nutritious than live unless the live is very young (napulii) or if you feed the brine something with vitamins, like Zoe or Selcon.
Thats what I was thinking lol. I was begging to think I messed up. Dont get me wrong I have been wrong before everyone has but I just new that I was right on this.
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thomas712
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Frozen adult has lost alot of its nutritinal value. Even adult live. But the young napulii have the best nutrients. Simply put there are better choices than brine.
firedad720
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my lmb eats anything i feed my other fish. been doing this for around a year. he seems fat and happy.
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devilboy
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Well you should be lucky that your LMB will eat prepared food i had one, he eat all my hair algae and refused everything else and he withered away got skinny and i finally took him back to my LFS.
so i would be jumping for joy if was eating other then algae.
you may want to try and hatch your own brine shrimp like i do. they hatch within 18 - 24 hrs. and you can put them right into the tank after they hatch and watch everything go nuts. it looks like they are chomping at air.
so i would be jumping for joy if was eating other then algae.
you may want to try and hatch your own brine shrimp like i do. they hatch within 18 - 24 hrs. and you can put them right into the tank after they hatch and watch everything go nuts. it looks like they are chomping at air.
