yellow corsis and coral banded shrimp questions

[anthony27]

I have both in my tank now, what I need to know is what they eat.

I have rothfiders and brine shrimp now frozen but will they eat that????:bablefish:bablefish

 

[anthony27]

o yeah and when does the corsis and shrimp eat night or during the day

 

[Dre]

They will both eat Brine Shrimp, try feeding other meaty sea foods as well .And the Wrasse will go to bed in the sand at night so be sure you have a sand bed for it.Did you try feeding them yet?

 

[anthony27]

yeah they eat good the shrimp but the wrass is small

 

[Dre]

yeah they eat good the shrimp but the wrass is small

Live blood or black worms.

 

[aznt1217]

Yellow coris wrasse? Don't worry about the coral banded shrimp he'll eat anything.

The wrasse try mysis first and other frozen food. He will be eating pellets in no time though.

 

[anthony27]

good I am going to feed them once every other day and keep check of my trates

 

[CONSTANTNE]

My wrasse was picking for a few days but hes starting to eat anything I put in the tank. Pellets, mysis, rods food, etc

 

[anthony27]

thank you gus, I am watching him and seeing if he eats

 

[MIKE NY]

Ant..I had both in my tank at the same time....no problems. The CBS is nocternal and will be more active at night and as mentioned a scavanger it will eat any meaty foods...during the day it will probably find a cave in the back for it's territory and not be seen much except if food is present. Also it gets pretty big and will eat sleeping small fish...mine ate all my blue chromis. The wrasse, as mentioned, small meaty foods, but will learn to eat everything. It's also great for pest control like monti nudis, pyrimid snails. I had it in a BB tank so a sandbed isn't a requirement, but you have one anyway....good luck with them.

 

[JARRETT SHARK]

if you just got them it might take a couple of days to see any of them to eat

 

[anthony27]

Yeah I have not had or added a new fish in a very long time so. I am going to make sure the shrimp is feed well and def keep a eye on my trates