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![]() Another option to try, you could dip your food in Garlic extract i use garlic guard, this attracts new fish that wont eat in my experiences.... Plus this is a great way to help elimate Ick....Hope it helps, but try seaweed, and put some garlic on it..
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![]() the garlic works for some fish. you can try and attach seaweed to a rock or press it into spaces in the rock if the naso is grazing. eventually he will notice the scent and come to the veggie clip. have you tried feeding with just actinics on? is there more aggressive fish eating?
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![]() Thanks for the help everyone I do use Garlic guard every time I feed as I said in my original post I have tryed with and without garlic just in case it was throwing him off I put sea weed in the tank every couple of days and he dosent seam to eat that either. As for setting up another tank to grow food for him that is the last thing I need somting else to maintain
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![]() For the first year and a half that I had him, my Naso would only eat Nori. He stayed fat so it must of been enough
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