I have a question about a good diet for Lionfish. I have a small Lionfish that will not eat anything but live fish. Living in the Philippines has it's advantages. When the fishermen pull their nets in, there is a lot of Krill that comes up with the nets. So I never need to by food because of the ample supply of fresh Krill.
Here's my question. I have a Lionfish rescued from the fishermen of the bay I live in. I have various sizes. My Lionfish ate 1 and decided he doesn't like it. Then I had to search around for something he would eat. My wife for some reason went to the LFS (if you want to call it that), and she bought 10 at 2 pesos each. The look like the meal worms my dad used to use when he would go fishing. (Rest in Peace Dad) only these have a black upper body, but the same 6 legs 3 on each side. Well I thought what the heck and dropped 1 in front of him and boy, did he jump on that one. They are alive and kept in wood shaving just like the ones I used while still in the states. He goes crazy over them. When I walk to the tank and waits for one of those worms. Question is, it enough nutritional items in them to keep it alive and healthy?
Here's my question. I have a Lionfish rescued from the fishermen of the bay I live in. I have various sizes. My Lionfish ate 1 and decided he doesn't like it. Then I had to search around for something he would eat. My wife for some reason went to the LFS (if you want to call it that), and she bought 10 at 2 pesos each. The look like the meal worms my dad used to use when he would go fishing. (Rest in Peace Dad) only these have a black upper body, but the same 6 legs 3 on each side. Well I thought what the heck and dropped 1 in front of him and boy, did he jump on that one. They are alive and kept in wood shaving just like the ones I used while still in the states. He goes crazy over them. When I walk to the tank and waits for one of those worms. Question is, it enough nutritional items in them to keep it alive and healthy?
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