Kathy55g
03/03/2006, 03:14 PM
I've just started breeding A. ocellaris clownfish and I've been fortunate to have raised them to 1 1/4 inch size and sold some to some local aquarists.
Two customers now have gotten in touch with me that their new clownfish are not eating. This is very disturbing to me, as I have never had a new fish in my aquarium not eat, and when the clowns are with me, they eat everything under the sun: frozen, flake, pellet. It is very disturbing to think that the clowns I have raised from eggs should not live happily in their new homes.
How should I advise them? Is there something I can do to ease the transition?
Two customers now have gotten in touch with me that their new clownfish are not eating. This is very disturbing to me, as I have never had a new fish in my aquarium not eat, and when the clowns are with me, they eat everything under the sun: frozen, flake, pellet. It is very disturbing to think that the clowns I have raised from eggs should not live happily in their new homes.
How should I advise them? Is there something I can do to ease the transition?