What do you feed your Kubotai?
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- angelfish83
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What do you feed your Kubotai?
Now that I know I have a pair of screwily patterned polkadots, what's the ideal diet?
Right now they just eat whatever's around... shrimp pellets, algae wafers, bottom feeder wafers, the odd mysis shrimp... I cant get any friggin bloodworms now because I am without car and in the summer they thaw... SHoulda bought more in February...
Right now they just eat whatever's around... shrimp pellets, algae wafers, bottom feeder wafers, the odd mysis shrimp... I cant get any friggin bloodworms now because I am without car and in the summer they thaw... SHoulda bought more in February...
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Coming to the surface
My B. Kubatai will come up to the surface straight away for the freeze-dried blood worms. They share their space with the rainbow shark and balas, but they will chase away the greedy barbs. I usually feed in the two front corners of the tank to avoid tangles. I hope this sheds some light for you.
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Two possibilities:angelfish83 wrote:I honestly dont think mine will-
1. They are not B.Kubotai, or perhaps not loaches at all (do they have barbels or scales?)
2. They are not in good health (they do move/swim occassionally, right?)
I have eight of them now, and the only one ever that rejected bloodworms in any form was a very weak loach (tapeworm infection), long ago cured. These guys are active feeders, they are even capable of pushing aside larger clowns or yoyos.
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i'm with mikev
if they don't eat they are dead of very ill...
i too have 8 and are always hungry of live of frozen foods. don't like vegeteble to much but will eat if they haven't ate for 2 days.
and the wil feed low high and mid regions in the tank.
if they don't eat they are dead of very ill...
i too have 8 and are always hungry of live of frozen foods. don't like vegeteble to much but will eat if they haven't ate for 2 days.
and the wil feed low high and mid regions in the tank.
Have a fantastic day!
Mark
8* Botia Polkadot & 1* Epalzeorhynchus frenatus
Mark
8* Botia Polkadot & 1* Epalzeorhynchus frenatus
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