Leopard wrasse getting very thin

reefwars · #1 07-10-2012, 05:24 AM

i have a bunch of nls pellets if you want to try to see if it likes it:P cyclopeeze is another good idea too

ScubaSteve · #2 07-10-2012, 06:12 AM

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Originally Posted by reefwars

i have a bunch of nls pellets if you want to try to see if it likes it:P cyclopeeze is another good idea too

I've never had my leopard so much as look at a cyclopeeze, barely even touch baby brine.

Another food I had success with was fish eggs (capelin roe). They, for the most part, aren't pelagic feeders so. They mostly go after stuff on rocks and larger floating particles about 1mm in diameter.

Coralgurl · #3 07-10-2012, 01:45 PM

I have pellets which I have dropped in, not on a regular basis tho. If she's out before I leave I will throw some in this morning. I will try all the suggestions to see what works.

I did mixed some cyclopeeze in with the food last night, she was still spitting back out.

The 180 has been going since March this year, not a mature tank, but the 55 has been up for over a year. I don't think I have much time to turn this around so will try a bit of everything.