ey there.. someone mentioned to me to be aware the my new batfish starts eating. its been 2 days now an i have not seen him go for any of the feedings. any suggestions> what do they favor?
...........Pinniatus are the most notoriously difficult batfish to keep, and i honestly don't have any first-hand experience with them, i'll have to ask around and see if I know anybody who has had any success with them. You might try some frozen mussel and see if he responds to it...........I'll let you know if i can find anything.
I also wanted to add that you should offer dried seaweed on a regular basis as well, preferably clipped to the side of the tank or rubber banded to a rock : )
I also wanted to add that you should offer dried seaweed on a regular basis as well, preferably clipped to the side of the tank or rubber banded to a rock : )
ill pick some up tomorrow and see how that goes. thanks
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