How can you feed the fish?
1624939
There is an opening at the top of the bowl. No problem at all to feed the fish.
1624940
It has a large opening on the top where u can feed them if u can see on the pics its shows u
1415268
Unfortunately no. The feeding mechanism is through a sraw like cap which has to be unscrewed in order to fill the tank. There is no way to fill the tank from the top.
1325523
You can pour it directly in with the fish but I would try to put it in a place of water flow such as where your aerator makes bubbles or the output of your filter. It spreads it around faster this way
1610422
sure/ aeration will promote growth of the algae as sunlight does!more fish to eat it, if you over feed your fish the feed act as fertilizer to algae. put a screen over/ around rule to help strainer [leaves grass etc.] use recomened fuse in line of power supply
80897
HelloI put a glass on the edge of the tank and then put the feeder on the glass, I note that the output of the meal is over water, but away from the bubbles, not to moisten the food.Regards
1270097
Unfortunately there isn't a place to keep you fish. If you are taking about live bait you are also out of luck. There are plenty of places to store artificial baits.
1040338
yes. i have mine feeding my frig and a water tap. i'm sure you could just feed a refrigerator.
1955139
I don't know, they seem to really need the salt water/brackish water to live. I think my fish would immediately eat them. :)
460357
I use pelts on one side and flakes on the other. The amount of food depends on what size food you plan to use. I have 7 six inch gold fish and I feed them twice a day. You can set the number of food screw rotations. I have mine set for two turns on both side. I have to refill my pelt side about every two weeks and my flakes side about every three weeks.I really like my unit it works for me.
1896834
Some sink and some float. Of you want them to sink just pinch it in your hand and submerge it into your tank.
557459
My fish were able to eat them with no problem. If you think they may be to large you can put a few days worth in a zip lock bag and it them with a gamer to make them smaller. I hope this helps. My smallest is about 6 inches and my largest are a little larger then 2 feet.
177552
Have been feeding this food to my koi for almost a year. They seem to like it and thrive. I inherited the fish with the house back in April and I think that the previous owner also used the same food. I have no complaints.
973301
Yes, buy cheap metal forks at the dollar store and bend the tines over with pliers or in a vice. Then tape fishing weights to the forks and hang. It's a cheap solution and works very well.
1479741
it's pretty simple, esp. if you have a green-water culture to feed them. If you're not maintaining a large culture, you can also use a bottle of invert food for reef tanks from your local pet store. they are opportunistic filter feeders and will feed on nearly anything that's small enough, but if you're raising them as fish / fry food, what you feed them has a large effect on the nutrition they provide. read http://web.cecs.pdx.edu/~davidr/discus/articles/daphnia.html for more info, and googleing daphnia culture techniques will also help. If you don't have much experience with them, you may be better off getting a live culture rather than eggs to start, as the eggs also have triops and fairy shrimp eggs mixed in, and if you don't recognize and remove he triops that hatch first, they will eat the daphnia as soon as they hatch. live cultures, food for them, etc. can be found at Florida Aqua farms, lfs cultures, and carolina scientific supply. I'd recommend florida aqua farms, and get some roti-rich food as well. If you want to maintain a culture long-term, also get a starter of nanochlopropsis algae and some algae-grow to provide a food source for the dapnia that can be supplemented with one of the marine invert foods like kent marine microvert for a hign nutritional profile. If you mainly want aa fry food, get dapnia pulex or moina, not daphnia magna - if you mainly want to feed adult fish, daphnia magna are great. http://florida-aqua-farms.com/product-category/store/live-cultures/ http://www.lfscultures.com/cultures.html http://www.amazon.com/Kent-Marine-MicroVert-8-ounce-Bottle/dp/B00027ZV6E/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1364209494&sr=8-2&keywords=microvert
336876
It will do three feedings per day. I do three per day myself because I'm feeding fry and they need more feedings as they grow.
557458
I would get flakes or small pellets for little goldfish - my fish are pretty big! 6,7 8 inches long!
2141597
I would advise to fish out the triops as soon as they hatch. They feed on daphnia. Hopefully this will give better results.