12thMan Posted December 12, 2002 Share Posted December 12, 2002 Question for all the readers: I have a true perc, spotted goby, and pistol shrimp in my 10 gallon nano. Before I put in the goby/shrimp I would feed a small amount of brine shrimp daily. I continued with this schedule after adding the goby, but the clown would get all of the food before the goby had a chance to feed. After about a week of seeing this happen, I have now changed to larger amounts of food every other day. This way the clown can't get all of it before the goby gets to munch on several bits of food. I know the first method of feeding is what most everyone recommends, but is there anything wrong with my new schedule? I just don't want my goby to starve! If you have any other ideas of getting food to "spot" please let me know! Link to comment
tinyreef Posted December 12, 2002 Share Posted December 12, 2002 kill the circulation and feed on two sides of the tank. first, get the clown's attention and then the goby so that each are feeding on opposite sides of the tank. after they finish re-start the circulation. eventually they should 'learn' the schedule. Link to comment
gobies Posted December 13, 2002 Share Posted December 13, 2002 Alternately, target-feed Spot the goby by sending his food down thru a tube or eel feeder. Link to comment
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