Very very smart😊

Stuffing a live rock with frozen food makes a lot of sense, i'll try that thanks for the tip & thanks for sharing EF

Cool

AMAZING REALLY, YOUR MARINE FISHES LOOKS SO HEALTY, TWO QUESTIONS. 1,. HOW LONG TIME YOU GOT ALIVE IN YOUR AQUARIUM A CHELMON ROSTRATUS WHIT THIS FOOD????? AND 2.- HOW MANY TIMES YOU FEED YOUR CHELMON, DAYLI NEED FEEDING??? THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!!

Good Idea.. I may try that. Another method I read somewhere is get a small piece of PVC with caps on both ends. Drill holes in it. Have cap loose so you can put food inside. Then only the CBB can get its beak in to pick out food.

@2InfinityRKX

6 жыл бұрын

Brian Palmer how big are the holes and won't the food float out?

great vid man , but make shure you rinse/strain you're frozen food after you chopp it up!

Will any clams at grocery store work for feeding CBB? I just purchase one

any success in the long term with this feeding?

WHAT IS IT THE PLASTIC BOTTLE BLUE AND WHITE???, I SEE SOMETHING ABOUT FORMULA

For processed frozen food, yes. For wild food that's fresh or frozen, never.

I’m thinking of making a gelatin mix and attaching to to live rock

@CarloFromaggio

4 жыл бұрын

joseph jacks I wouldn’t use any type of binder. Since these fish can be tricky to get to eat, IME, you want to focus any providing the highest quality food you can. A binder just decreases the amount of food present and would probably make it taste less appealing to the fish. The key is finding food they like.

I just throw my sis or brine or blackworms in my tank and my copperband goes crazy and gets more than my yellow tang

I have a pakistani butterfly fish what can i feed them to get much more protien please share it to me dude

@CarloFromaggio

3 жыл бұрын

I would try fresh salt water clams roughly chopped. I smeared the clam on a fist sized rock and attached with rubber bands. Fresh (or frozen) foods are going to be the best.Lastly I would search Reef Central for similar questions. Best of luck!

You can write the ingredients ?. I can also translate . I need it urgent. Thank You

@CarloFromaggio

9 жыл бұрын

Fernando Calcografica The ingredient for feeding the Copperband was solely a small eating clam, locally I was using Little Neck clam. The key was for the clam to be very fresh, the fresher the better. Also when shucking the clam, try to retain the juices. Feed the clam meat wet with it's own juice. Save the remained in a small container and freeze. I added a bit of Best of Luck!