Worm cones are great for both..
For frozen worms.. open end up near surface..
Freeze dried worm. Open end down.... below water surface
Feed away
Has anyone used a feeding cone for freeze dried or frozen worms
I normally just stick the fd cubes to the glass but im wondering if this would be a good option for the frozen to stop them flowing around the tank
From reading customer reviews i have heard the holes may be too small
Worm cones are great for both..
For frozen worms.. open end up near surface..
Freeze dried worm. Open end down.... below water surface
Feed away
Jester - S0S Crew Texas
Yes, that it. It works great for both kind of worms.
Yes, a larger one is better. How many discus do you have an what size is the tank. I have a 125 gallon and have twelve discus in there so I have three feeding cones so everyone gets some food.
Anyone possibly have a video or pic of the cones in action with the FDBWs?
I will take a pic of my discus feeding on FDBW tomorrow and post it.
Sorry about the pictures but i just learned how to post pictures yesterday thanks to Pat who was such a good tutor. Now I just need to take a good picture! LOL
I seem to recall someone on here having some videos last fall/winter of some of their discus eating FDBW from an inverted cone, but cannot find them.
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