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Unread 01/31/2013, 05:00 PM   #1
HUNTER1
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NLS 1mm pellets?

I would like to try this for my starry blenny and sixline, is this good pellets and is this size good for them? thanks


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Unread 01/31/2013, 05:08 PM   #2
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I'd imagine it be fine.. how big are they? thats what I use for my fishies!! I have a Starry too.. and lots of smaller mouths!! (: they LOVE them!!


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Unread 01/31/2013, 05:36 PM   #3
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My six line will eat anything, and is a fat pig. However, he will not eat NLS pellets, neither do my tangs. My PJ cardinals do, though.


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Unread 01/31/2013, 06:04 PM   #4
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My starry is 4" long and sixline is just under 2". I'm feeding them flakes mysis brine shrimp and rods food. I just want to add one more variety. I'll gve them a try.
Do they sink slowly or floats?


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Do they sink slowly or floats?
Some will float on the top for awhile, but the majority of them should sink slowly to the bottom. I usually soak the pellets in a cup of water for about five minutes before I feed them. This softens them up a little and makes it a little bit easier for the fish to eat.


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Unread 02/01/2013, 04:11 PM   #6
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Some will float on the top for awhile, but the majority of them should sink slowly to the bottom. I usually soak the pellets in a cup of water for about five minutes before I feed them. This softens them up a little and makes it a little bit easier for the fish to eat.
Ok thanks that's a good idea.


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