Copperband no longer eating - Page 2

Bblinks · #1 11-05-2015, 03:10 AM

Mine is healthy and happy going on a year, once established they are quite hardy...maybe it's not the fish but the fish keeper...just kidding.

toytech · #2 11-05-2015, 03:30 AM

Its the establishing that's hard , ive seen tons in stores and most are thin , uninterested in picking at rock , and have bacterial infections starting . They just don't transport well.

Apo Reefer · #3 11-05-2015, 03:37 AM

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Originally Posted by Bblinks

Mine is healthy and happy going on a year, once established they are quite hardy...maybe it's not the fish but the fish keeper...just kidding.

I Agree

I think I should raised some and train them to eat aiptasia then sell them after they are seattled and eating. Anybody interested? What would be a good price for a trained aiptasia, clam, shrimp eating CB?

dusty16 · #4 11-05-2015, 05:32 AM

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Originally Posted by Apo Reefer

I Agree

I think I should raised some and train them to eat aiptasia then sell them after they are seattled and eating. Anybody interested? What would be a good price for a trained aiptasia, clam, shrimp eating CB?

If you could get mine to start eating again that would be great

Put a fresh clam in the tank today for a while. No interest. Will try black worms tomorrow.