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Puggle Enthusiast Posts: 224 Kudos: 133 Votes: 0 Registered: 19-Feb-2004 | One of my betta boys is a very fussy eater. All of the other bettas love their hikari betta bi-gold, but he won't touch them. The only food he likes is freeze-dried blood worms and frozen food (it's got brine shrimp, worms and vegies. not sure exactly). How do I get him to change? |
Posted 26-Jan-2006 11:48 | |
openwater Fish Addict Posts: 565 Kudos: 551 Votes: 0 Registered: 24-Jul-2004 | hungar is a strong motivation to change. Just offer the hikari betta bi-gold. The fish will eat it or natural selection will occur. Last edited by openwater at 16-Oct-2004 20:51 |
Posted 26-Jan-2006 11:48 | |
Puggle Enthusiast Posts: 224 Kudos: 133 Votes: 0 Registered: 19-Feb-2004 | "or natural selection will occur" (that was kinda funny though) He was fussy when I first got him. Liked to play with his food rather than eat it. He went off it completely and I was worried sick that he would starve. He went for at least a week without eating any, and still wasn't interested. That's when I started on the frozen food. |
Posted 26-Jan-2006 11:48 | |
guppy_gal Hobbyist Posts: 77 Kudos: 12 Votes: 0 Registered: 27-Sep-2003 | I once had a beautiful betta that liked me to break his pellets up into four pieces each before he would eat them But a few months later, he became stuborn and refused to eat ANYTHING I gave him. . . I called the petshops for help and they said there was nothing I could do. . . he died of (I am guessing) starvation a little over a week later. I cried for days. . . Last edited by guppy_gal at 16-Oct-2004 22:41 |
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