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food for my wild L-340 from Orinoco

Posted: 08 May 2008, 11:43
by stephaneg
I have need some ideas of food for my L-340

its complicated for the moment with us

thx!

Re: food for my wild L-340 from Orinoco

Posted: 08 May 2008, 13:09
by Richard B
Have you seen the current "catfish of the month" article - click the icon of the L340 on the top left corner of the homepage.

It suggests a preference for meaty foods such as insect larvae, bloodworm etc but states it should not be a fussy feeder as long as variety is offered.

Re: food for my wild L-340 from Orinoco

Posted: 08 May 2008, 13:11
by MatsP
Tetra bits is usually a good choice for Hypancistrus.

Also, have a read of my article on "Feeding Loricariidae" [link on the right of this post] - your fish is a carnivore.

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Mats

Re: food for my wild L-340 from Orinoco

Posted: 08 May 2008, 21:14
by stephaneg
:thumbsup:

thank you for your answer.

its fantastic for the article of the L-340! :D

Re: food for my wild L-340 from Orinoco

Posted: 08 May 2008, 21:44
by Richard B
It is! Yann certainly knows his stuff :D

Re: food for my wild L-340 from Orinoco

Posted: 09 May 2008, 00:47
by andywoolloo
Yeah, it is the best article! I so printed it out and have it in a plastic protector. :thumbsup:

Re: food for my wild L-340 from Orinoco

Posted: 09 May 2008, 01:52
by Yann
:oops: thanks Guys!!

Yeap this Hypancistrus isn't a problem to feed, my 4 adults are little fat pigs...
Bloodworms, artemia salinas, tablets, spirulina tablets, pellets, falkes...they would eat anything...I even tried choped earthworm ( should not be given too often, cause it is really fat) and it was eaten without much of a problem

Cheers
Yann

Re: food for my wild L-340 from Orinoco

Posted: 09 May 2008, 14:12
by Ill
Indeed a very easy fish by diet.
I got one too and it will eat everything the others are eating.
When bought it was skinny now hes becoming a little piggy :lol:

Only thing it wouldnt eat : jbl pleco tabs with woodextracts. (although it seems to hang 23 hours a day underneath my wood).