When they get hungry they'll eat it just fine.
harlequins
i got 10 harlequins for my 20g tank yesterday, so far theyre tankmates are 15 rcs and 3 amanos. they school nicely even in my small 20g 
. i put a couple flakes in there today and they would take a bite as it was floating down and then spit it out, i think the only thing that ate the food was shrimp... what should i feed? btw it was tetremin tropical flakes. thanks
. i put a couple flakes in there today and they would take a bite as it was floating down and then spit it out, i think the only thing that ate the food was shrimp... what should i feed? btw it was tetremin tropical flakes. thanks1 - 12 of 12 Posts
Mine does the same. The will spit some of the ones they can no eat in one bite.i got 10 harlequins for my 20g tank yesterday, so far theyre tankmates are 15 rcs and 3 amanos. they school nicely even in my small 20g
mine ate it just fine.
they showed more interest in the flakes today but man did they go after the mosquito larvae. seeing how the ate the larvae today im not concerned at all about one of them turning into a mosquito in my tank
LOL:lol: you have a perpetual source of free fish food in any storm drain in our fair city! Me I put those dried donut looking things in the storm drains to kill the larvae.they showed more interest in the flakes today but man did they go after the mosquito larvae. seeing how the ate the larvae today im not concerned at all about one of them turning into a mosquito in my tank
Did you try Hakari freeze dried blood worms? My rummy nose tetras go wild for those to the point of snatching them out of mouth of the rams!
My Harlequins are the most eager eaters in my tank. I worry that the other fish won't be able to compete
In a tank with some fish, I don't think mosquito larvaes can ever become an adult. They hide at the bottom, but always goes to the surface to rest. Once they are halfway to the surface, it's dinner time . I feed mine larvaes every week
. I feed mine larvaes every week1 - 12 of 12 Posts
