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Old 12-27-2009, 01:11 AM
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Rosy barb minnows work, goldfsh are bad due to the skeletal structure, the heads do not break down in the digestive system as easily.

Silversides dipped in garlic, then large mysis work well.

Use a feeding stick, get an acrylic tube (smaller the better) and use thinker fish line in it. Move it around to make the silversides look alive. Key is leave the heads on.

Lions can take up to 2 weeks to eat, but we get ours eating in about 72 hours.

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Rosy barb minnows work, goldfsh are bad due to the skeletal structure, the heads do not break down in the digestive system as easily.

Silversides dipped in garlic, then large mysis work well.

Use a feeding stick, get an acrylic tube (smaller the better) and use thinker fish line in it. Move it around to make the silversides look alive. Key is leave the heads on.

Lions can take up to 2 weeks to eat, but we get ours eating in about 72 hours.

Ken - BWA
wow thx for the help! just quick question how long does it last without eating?
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2 weeks or so.

watch if his stomach is concave, if he is fat still don't worry.

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2 weeks or so.

watch if his stomach is concave, if he is fat still don't worry.

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o okay hes still fat so its okay, im planning on picking up a feeding rod 2morro and see how that goes , would u say guppies are good feeders?
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If you can find them, rosy barb minnows for live food, or silversides in garlic with a feeding stick.

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what the heck is a silverside
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http://images.google.ca/images?q=silverside&oe=utf-8&rls=org.mozilla:en-USfficial&client=firefox-a&um=1&ie=UTF-8&sa=N&hl=en&tab=wi
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