| In a message dated 3/13/01 8:19:57 PM Pacific Standard Time,
owner-apisto@admin.listbox.com writes: I have four juvenile A. inirida that won't eat anything else than live baby What I do with all of my fish, and has never failed even with the ever fickle killies, is once the fry are large enough to accept crushed flakes, I will deposit a small quantity of the crushed flakes on the water surface. I then squirt some BBS through the flakes (I never rinse BBS-the saltwater has never seemed to harm any of my fish). This causes the flakes to intermingle with the BBS. Eventually, the fish learn to expect BBS when the flakes hit the water, but at some point, the BBS never come! Joel Antkowiak |