Hey all I've recently bought a complete 4 ft tropical tank which the previous owner had had running for a few months. I've managed to set it up properly and it seems to be running fine. None of the fish seem to have any problems with each other. Only problem I'm noticing now is feeding. It came with the following fish:
- 1 x Shubunken
- 1 x Kissing Gourami
- 1 x Angelfish
- 1 x Clown loach (small)
- 2 x Jack Dempsey (Breeding Pair)
- 2 x Rainbow sharks (One albino)
I've tried feeding them today but I've noticed that all the food gets hogged by the one shubunken with the gourami and angelfish eating any leftover scraps that he misses. The previous owner gave me multiple packs of bloodworms (with 2 x basket feeder), sinking tropical fish pellets and general floating pellets as food, all of which the shubunken hogs up. It doesn't seem that he is chasing the others away, more like his presence makes the others completely avoid it altogether. I'm concerned that if this keeps up that the other fish will not be getting any food whatsoever and any efforts to feed them may result in my shubunken overeating. Any advice?
- 1 x Shubunken
- 1 x Kissing Gourami
- 1 x Angelfish
- 1 x Clown loach (small)
- 2 x Jack Dempsey (Breeding Pair)
- 2 x Rainbow sharks (One albino)
I've tried feeding them today but I've noticed that all the food gets hogged by the one shubunken with the gourami and angelfish eating any leftover scraps that he misses. The previous owner gave me multiple packs of bloodworms (with 2 x basket feeder), sinking tropical fish pellets and general floating pellets as food, all of which the shubunken hogs up. It doesn't seem that he is chasing the others away, more like his presence makes the others completely avoid it altogether. I'm concerned that if this keeps up that the other fish will not be getting any food whatsoever and any efforts to feed them may result in my shubunken overeating. Any advice?