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Postby Hippolyta on Sun Oct 08, 2000 7:54 pm

Anybody know how to make freezedried bloodworms sink or at least clump together? I'm trying to feed them to His Royal Highness Timid Picky Jack Dempsey the 1st who has decided he will eat tubiflex.
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Postby kickstart4 on Sun Oct 08, 2000 10:40 pm

It would probably be easier and cheaper to just buy them from the store. I think a pack of 30 frozen cubes are only $5 at petsmart. And they are put out by hikari so they are "gauranteed" to be free of disease or parasites and stuff. I could be mistaken though on the price but I know its in the neighborhood of 5 bucks...
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Postby Hippolyta on Mon Oct 09, 2000 12:30 am

But I already have a little can of loose ones that are treats for all of the fish besides His Highness Picky!
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Postby kickstart4 on Mon Oct 09, 2000 7:22 pm

Then if he doesn't eat with the rest of them. Let 'em die! I bet will eat before he starves himself. It's a natural born instinct to survive. He'll eat! Don't give in to the male species! Image
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Postby Hippolyta on Mon Oct 09, 2000 8:18 pm

Last time I checked male was a genetic disorder associated with having a y chromosome instead of the positive double x genotype, not a species. Anyway picky pants the JD lives in my little 40 gallon pond and the only thing he will eat off of the surface is globs of tubiflex.There are platies in the pond for him to eat but he never bothers fish smaller than himself anyway, so now the platies are pets! He associates food with stuff that sinks or floats in globs so I'm trying to make the bloodworms gloop together or sink. And yes gloop is a technical term!
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Postby cichlidfishadmin on Mon Oct 09, 2000 9:24 pm

Well, it's just that men are born smarter, they know their alphabet, ie x, y, z........zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz Image

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Postby Repunz on Mon Oct 09, 2000 9:33 pm

I know that alphabet!! I just wish my kids did!!! Check this out...My husband said he would get up with the baby tonight because I let him go out again! Do we think he actually will?? LOL

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Postby kickstart4 on Mon Oct 09, 2000 11:13 pm

Let him go out? Where does he "go out to"? Sound like your the one who's deprived..hehe! BTW Ms.Hip glop I've heard... gloop?? humph..you gonna have to do better than that.. Image Joe is correct about the smarter of the SPECIES also...

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Postby kickstart4 on Mon Oct 09, 2000 11:15 pm

Sorry folks...I'm gonna stop stiring the pot. Image
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Postby Repunz on Tue Oct 10, 2000 2:56 pm

My husband always goes out. If he doesn't he whines like a baby till I say it's ok! Image

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Postby kickstart4 on Tue Oct 10, 2000 3:13 pm

Yea...it's probably better to get him out your hair every once in a while anyways! I don't blame you one bit. Image So you can have "peace & quiet" every blue moon!
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Postby Hippolyta on Tue Oct 10, 2000 4:52 pm

No thanks to any of you my messy bf figured out how to get the bloodworms to sink.This was a colabrative project btw men! Anyway we stuck them in an Absolut cap and added water and stirred.I don't know if the picky rat ate them though when they sank.
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Postby kickstart4 on Tue Oct 10, 2000 7:31 pm

Good job Hip. BTW you are our offical experimental analysis agent. You get to do the projects that no one knows about and then report your findings to us, so we all know for future references! Again..good job! We gonna have to do something about that title of yours. Keep up the good work! Image
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