Kole tang still not eating!

[mrhasan]

Originally Posted by naesco

Make it five minutes until it is soaked. Nor sure about garlic guard as it may be watered down. How much and how often are you feedin

My current schedule is permitting twice per day. And when I stay at home, I make it 3 or 4 times. And feed them enough to make them happy in that feeding, not too much or not too less.

[naesco]

Originally Posted by mrhasan

My current schedule is permitting twice per day. And when I stay at home, I make it 3 or 4 times. And feed them enough to make them happy in that feeding, not too much or not too less.

Feed them more. The idea is to get as much garlic in them as possible. Not to make them happy. They have ich.

[mrhasan]

Originally Posted by naesco

Feed them more. The idea is to get as much garlic in them as possible. Not to make them happy. They have ich.

Oki tokie

But I had the impression that garlic only act as a taste enhancer instead of some sort of medicine.

[Alberta-newb]

Originally Posted by mrhasan

Oki tokie

But I had the impression that garlic only act as a taste enhancer instead of some sort of medicine.

There is no scientific evidence (afaik) that garlic cures ich. It does seem to enhance appetite as my fish go nuts when I add it so I bet the increased nutrition helps fish battle the parasite. There is research showing liver problems for fish when fed garlic but this was a study on aqua cultured food species not ornamentals. I restrict my garlic feeding only when I feel a fish isn't looking healthy and not on a regular basis.

[naesco]

Originally Posted by Alberta-newb

There is no scientific evidence (afaik) that garlic cures ich. It does seem to enhance appetite as my fish go nuts when I add it so I bet the increased nutrition helps fish battle the parasite. There is research showing liver problems for fish when fed garlic but this was a study on aqua cultured food species not ornamentals. I restrict my garlic feeding only when I feel a fish isn't looking healthy and not on a regular basis.

Most reefers have success using garlic extract for treating iChat. I am unaware of any scientific study that saws it does not work

I Agee that garlic extract should not be used daily as its potency may have negative effects over long term use.

[The Codfather]

Originally Posted by naesco

Most reefers have success using garlic extract for treating iChat.

Is this when fish talk too much? Or too long?
Sorry, couldn't resist...

[mrhasan]

Originally Posted by The Codfather

Is this when fish talk too much? Or too long?
Sorry, couldn't resist...

Haha. Curse autocorrect