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I'd say try to adapt him to eating flakes or you could try freeze dried bloodworms which Im sure wouldn't go bad in an automatic feeder situation. Problem is that some sinking pellets do pollute the water quite a bit.

Thanks! I appreciate it.

Same goes for Cherry Red shrimp, Amano, etc? ps. I have mainly black skirt tetras, dwarf platy, and neon tetras. Along with an ADF.

When say a ghost shrimp molts and reveals its soft body, will all fish be eager to have a taste? Or will certain fish not be tempted to take a bite. (eg. certain tetras, etc) Also will certain plants be able to provide as shelter for molted shrimp?

I recently acquired some ghost shrimp and it was said that during molting, they need to seek shelter against possible predators. I currently have a 10 gallon tank with 2 ghost shrimp, 2 black skirt tetras, 4 neon tetras, and 1 dwarf platy. If a shelter is absolutly nescessary, then I was...

It all has to do with Mendel's discoveries in genetics. With the first generation and the second generation and the dominant trait and the reccessive trait. To keep track you use a punnet squares.

i will after i find my digital camera lol.

Thats great! I barely know any fish hobbyists in Chicago. I'm located on the University of Chicago campus. I'm currently in my 2nd year of medical school at Pritzker but i still love to learn about fish. Expecially guppies :rolleyes:

Hi! I'm from Chicago and ive been looking for many fish forums for quite some time and well this one seems to be the best! I'm sure that these forums will lead me to fish prosperity! :rolleyes: