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Old 02-26-2003, 03:08 AM
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If the food is being all consumed, fill up (overfeed) the larger (female) and eventually the male will get something to eat.

Just watch your NH3 as the overfeeding will eventually cause some parameters to change. Make sure all of the food is being consumed.

Another method that has worked for me is one sinking food, like mysis and another floating food, like flake.

Hope that helps.


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