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You just need to get the joe's juice on them before those close up, so anything would work that can do that.

Spinach should be fine, or just normal grazing and fish food also. I have a happy healthy yellow in a 120 and don't feed it special....it scavenges and eats whatever goes into the tank....

I'm happy to report that my worm has returned to his/her healthy self. I feed my tank a ton and was hoping this would help with challenging coco worms. Probably more every other day than some people feed in a week or month. I'm of the mindset that these animals need to eat. Plus I have the...

It doesn't look good. Your don't need one to keep clowns. How many days have you had it?

Ok, now I get it...boy am I dense.

You mean taking the worm out of the tube? Coco worm tubes are white and solid....

I think you were right. He's back out and looks better today.

Thanks for the advice. Mine seemed to have been thriving for the 3 months that I've had it. I'll go get some DTs.

Yes, I am aware of that. I was curious is this the sign of them dying or some other problem?

huh?

I've had mine for about 3 months. Feeding it along with the tank cyclopeeze, phyto, bbs, mysis, etc. As of late it seems to be in it's tube more often thought it is still coming out regularly. Any ideas?

For longer outahges can't beat a generator, cheap insurance in my opinion. I lasted 7 days in the middle of a freezing winter with one...tank survived too.

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An emerald crab will help. How much bubble algae do you have though? What are your water changes?

It's typically around 2-2.5 cups per 5 gallons. You should test with a refractomer though.

Keep it in a bucket with the lid on good. If it getting damp, the lids not sealed fully.

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I know a lot of people struggle with it. Here's how I got it under control. 1. Hand scrub rocks to manually remove hair algae 2. Weekly water changes 3. Add hermits (red legged, blue get too big and agressive) 4. Add snails 5. Add a phosban reactor if you don't have one 6. Add...

It's a contraption you hook up to an air pump and pop in the frozen food and it slowly releases it.