posted in another forum, told to try here.
I got some cpd's a c few weeks back and they won't eat anything I have offered, including crushed flake, micro pellets, daphnia, baby brine shrimp etc.
Two of the six have now died, the others looked fine but are starting to also look thin. They're in a 15 gallon with glowlight and zebra danios. There isn't aggression, but I stil think they are too shy to eat with other fish around. very finicky fish, as I had read beefore. Told they'd be fine with other danios, they were with giants at the LFS.
I have a 5.5 gallon set up now and could use some ceramic media from my cycled tank, but the tank has only been set up for 24 hours. I heard the tank needs time to settle, how long. I was going to add established media right when adding the fish, is this right?
How much time should I wait before adding fish after setting up a brand new tank? I need to get these fish separated to feed them properly. Thanks, sorry for all the questions its hard to see fish die of hunger when flakes of food drift right past them.
I got some cpd's a c few weeks back and they won't eat anything I have offered, including crushed flake, micro pellets, daphnia, baby brine shrimp etc.
Two of the six have now died, the others looked fine but are starting to also look thin. They're in a 15 gallon with glowlight and zebra danios. There isn't aggression, but I stil think they are too shy to eat with other fish around. very finicky fish, as I had read beefore. Told they'd be fine with other danios, they were with giants at the LFS.
I have a 5.5 gallon set up now and could use some ceramic media from my cycled tank, but the tank has only been set up for 24 hours. I heard the tank needs time to settle, how long. I was going to add established media right when adding the fish, is this right?
How much time should I wait before adding fish after setting up a brand new tank? I need to get these fish separated to feed them properly. Thanks, sorry for all the questions its hard to see fish die of hunger when flakes of food drift right past them.