Hello again
I'm looking for ideas on how to stop all the food I put in for my gsp
Going all over the tank and behind all the hard to reach place
Is there anything I can use to keep it all together
Feeding
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Arny
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Re: Feeding
If you feed prawns you can put them on a skewer and stick it in the sand. If you feed blood worm you can get a WORM CONE FEEDER
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/WORM-CONE-FEE ... 564aeaeb6b
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/WORM-CONE-FEE ... 564aeaeb6b
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Re: Feeding
I like the prawn skewer idea
It's amazing how easy maintenance is. If done regularly and thoroughly
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puffykid
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Re: Feeding
The blood worms need to be alive apparently to be near the holes for the cone, or else they just float in the middle uselessly. Of course there are farms you can buy live blood worms from.
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