golden eye

[chriss]

I bought a pair of wild rsg(golden eye) from the nanay river 2 weeks ago.They look great ,they don't show any sign of disease but I don't see them eat that much.Can you help me with any advise.I keep thank raised discus with no problems and I want my wild to be ok too.
Thanks for your answers.
chris

[Eddie]

Post some pictures buddy. I'd like to see them as well as everybody else. :D

[chriss]

I would love to but I just don't know how to do.I tried but it does'nt work .Any advise for me?

[chriss]

okmnnm

[chriss]

Sorry for the poor quality of the picture.That's the better i can do .

[Eddie]

Wow. They are looking real good. I'm not eduacated on Wilds but I know if you bring the temp up about 88 they might work up an appetite. I've read lots of posts on stubborn Wilds starting to come around with CBW but again not eduacated. I'm pretty sure they will come around soon. They look very healthy and lively. I'll let the pro's help you out. I'm sure you will get lots of advice. Again, very very nice Wilds. Check out the reference below. It will help out in your case.
HTH
http://forum.simplydiscus.com//showthread.php?t=40711

Eddie

[Larry Grenier]

This isn't a great staple but I bet they'd go after live brine as-well. I'd also try frozen bloodworms and tetra colorbits.

[Carol_Roberts]

They may like small red wiggler worms from the garden too. Rinse them really good.

[GulfCoastDiscus]

Adult wilds normally takes a little while to get accustomed to their new environment. Once they are quarantined I add domestics to their tank and that usually brings them around.

dan

[chriss]

They may like small red wiggler worms from the garden too. Rinse them really good.
Thank's to all of you for the reply.Carol i'll try it because this is the only live food available in my area.I cross my fingers.
chris