Oct 23, 2013 #1 nivram Well-Known Member View Badges Joined Jun 10, 2008 Messages 603 Reaction score 8 Rating - 0% 0 0 0 Any one have any info regarding their care? Tips on what first foods to try?
Oct 25, 2013 #2 zibba Valuable Member View Badges Photo of the Month Joined Mar 16, 2012 Messages 1,214 Reaction score 200 Location Phoenix, AZ Rating - 0% 0 0 0 Haven't kept tiger queens but try Nutramar ova. Anthias seem to love them and theyre a good for inducing finicky eaters.
Haven't kept tiger queens but try Nutramar ova. Anthias seem to love them and theyre a good for inducing finicky eaters.
Oct 26, 2013 #3 OP OP nivram Well-Known Member View Badges Joined Jun 10, 2008 Messages 603 Reaction score 8 Rating - 0% 0 0 0 zibba said: Haven't kept tiger queens but try Nutramar ova. Anthias seem to love them and theyre a good for inducing finicky eaters. Click to expand... I've been adding it. Today I think I saw one of them swim out in the open and eat some. I'm working on hatching some baby brine shrimp for tomorrow to try.
zibba said: Haven't kept tiger queens but try Nutramar ova. Anthias seem to love them and theyre a good for inducing finicky eaters. Click to expand... I've been adding it. Today I think I saw one of them swim out in the open and eat some. I'm working on hatching some baby brine shrimp for tomorrow to try.
Oct 26, 2013 #4 zibba Valuable Member View Badges Photo of the Month Joined Mar 16, 2012 Messages 1,214 Reaction score 200 Location Phoenix, AZ Rating - 0% 0 0 0 I've used live brine in the past to get them starting to eat. I alway add selcon to the brine in advance of feeding to "gut load" them. Last edited: Oct 26, 2013
I've used live brine in the past to get them starting to eat. I alway add selcon to the brine in advance of feeding to "gut load" them.
