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Originally Posted by Shawnie Why cant you feed them in the am when you leave for work then feed them at night at 10 like you have been doing? then you can enjoy the show ? |
Sadly, with my shifts Im out the door at 8am or before. Plus i read that i shouldnt feed them first thing in the morning when the lights have just come on? Hence the auto feeder for after Ive gone to work (although it was originally bought for when I disapear for a weekend and the family were overfeeding).
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Originally Posted by Dino What you are doing should not throw things out of whack. Just remember, moderation is the key. |
Thats what i was hoping would be the answer. lol. I only give them the bloodworms or extra flakes 2 - 3 nights a week.
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Originally Posted by cognizant Also remember that whenever you throw food in, whether it is eaten or not, it is going to be "waste" in the end. |
LoL. oh how true this is!
With the whole stomach as big as an eye thing, do they not sense when they are full?
I think my biggest concern is that i got some blue king tetra's last week and they are quite hyper around the tank. My glowlights dont seem as interested in food as they used to be. And Ive noticed that when i give a little extra of a night, the blue kings are so frantic about the food that the glow lights dont seem to get a look in. I was kind of hoping that once the blue kings had had their fill, the glowlights would get the chance to get some. But the blue kings never seem to stop. lol. When it comes to the bloodworms, the glowlights will give the blue kings a run for their money though. The other night they were recreating a scene from lady and the tramp, a blue king clamped onto a bloodworm with a glowlight clamped onto the other end. It was amusing as they were at some sort of stalemate, both motionless in the water.