queenbobby

what temp is best.i know the range is 22-27 but what is best closer to 22 or 26/?
also they arent eating tried algae wafers, bloodworm an dflake?

Shawnie

id say right in the middle to be safe..and id's are schooling fish..and as you know require a huge tank..so between no other buddies to hang with, and the tank being too small, hes probably stressed and doesnt want to eat.....and even though he is a juvie right now, stunted organs will be an issue as he grows..

mathas

If they aren't eating bloodworms, you might try some type of catfish pellet. Assuming, of course, that the lack of appetite isn't stress-related as Shawnie mentioned.

queenbobby

hi ive bought another after asking my friend if he is happy to have them both in his tank in his garage!!
still not eating though, tried the algae wafer too no luck..
had the temp at 26 just turned it down a notch in caser that had something to do wit it

Shawnie

what size is your friends tank? and what are your water parimeters?

scorpio

i have id sharks and mine love freeze dried tubiflex worms

spider_pig

They should eat what is given, as most catfish, unless there is something wrong with the water.

queenbobby

my friend has a 7ft custom built tank in the garage and is setting up a pond!! so so jealous will try an dpic to show you all....