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[Spartanhockey89]

Sorry no pics, but hes about 2'', and I was wondering what to feed him other than freeze dried bloodworms. I know a variety is good for any fish, so i want to expand my food arsenal. i do have freeze dried plankton and krill for an arowana, but it floats. He is currently in a 75, with plans to move him when he is larger to a 240. He gets along with the arowana, as he has his own caves and the aro prowls the top.

[Crispy]

earthworms and superworms come to mind... prawns and raw market shrimp would be great also (cut to size of course).

[annageckos]

Red wigglers, cut up fish like salmon, catfish, whiting, cod, smelt, mackeral. And any other seafood like clams, shrimp, squid, mussles. The list is endless. I like to check out the local asian market becuase they have all kinds of odd things that the fish love. I freeze in whole pieses and then just shave off thin slices and deforst, then cut up to the size I need. It is very easy this way and the fish get a good, healthy varied diet. And they really seem to love it too.

[Spartanhockey89]

http://www.aquaticcommunity.com/fishpictures/data/961/thumbs/100_1064.JPG (http://www.aquaticcommunity.com/fishpictures/showphoto.php?photo=17001)

Heres the best pic I could get of him.

[William]

Was going to suggest prawns and raw market shrimp as well. Just go to your local supermarket and by some frozen shrimps for the freezer. Cheap and good.

[Spartanhockey89]

I fed the cat an unshelled baby shrimp from Tops. When should he eat large meals, once a day or every other day?

[VoidParadigm]

He's still just a baby, so do feed him at least a small meal everyday.
Every other day is for when the monsters grow up.