This is a new problem, maybe, that I didn't think I'd run into. When I feed my fish in the tank that has dwarf rainbows, angelfish, cories, and Bolivian rams, everyone gets (takes) a shot at the food except the big angel. The smaller angel gets a good share of food. The big angel just sits there and only tries to eat what gets really close. I've tried like 4 different foods that have different sinking qualities, including freeze dried bloodworms and the big angel just doesn't get in a hurry to eat. All the rainbowfish eat most of the food before it gets halfway to the bottom. That's why I put in some sinking pellets for the bottom feeders. I've got some crumbles that sink slowly but the texture is still hard and when a fish grabs it they spit it out, then pull it in, then spit it out until it falls away from them or gets soft enough to eat. I've even allowed the crumbles to get soft in a cup, then put them in but the big angel just seems apathetic unless one gets really close. Then it'll grab one. I think I'm overfeeding just to get the big angel to take a bite.
Has anyone else had this problem and figured a way to deal with it?
Has anyone else had this problem and figured a way to deal with it?