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paranah dude
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From:Brantford, Ontario, Canada
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posted 11-16-2003 08:42 AM     Click Here to See the Profile for paranah dude     Edit/Delete Message
i just got 1 rbp and it seems to be eating the guppies i put in there for it

it is about 1 inch but when he eats the guppies it doesnt even look like he is eating them
he just kills them and they float to the top
should i take the dead ones out or wait for him to eat them??

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bigkhan
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posted 11-16-2003 12:32 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for bigkhan     Edit/Delete Message
If he does not eat them after they have been dead for about 1 hour take them out of the tank.

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posted 11-16-2003 12:53 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for kc5gvn     Edit/Delete Message
At 1" he's still a little small for guppies. Try giving him brine shrimp or blood worms until he's about 2"-2 1/2". It won't take long at all for him to get to live food size.

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paranah dude
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posted 11-16-2003 07:24 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for paranah dude     Edit/Delete Message
what should i do with the guppies than
i have about 9 small ones
should i just put them in the tank and let him work his way up?

should i just keep giving him brine shrimp until he doesnt want anymore

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paranah dude
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posted 11-16-2003 07:58 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for paranah dude     Edit/Delete Message
is it ok to feed it raw bacon???

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posted 11-16-2003 10:43 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for kc5gvn     Edit/Delete Message
Just leave the feeders in there. Don't give him anymore brine shrimp than he will eat in a couple of minutes. The feeders will help take care of any excess. In regard to bacon I really don't know the nutritional merits of bacon. I wouldn't think it to be very nutritional, and you definately want to make sure to give him only the lean part of the bacon. NO FAT.

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paranah dude
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posted 11-17-2003 05:55 AM     Click Here to See the Profile for paranah dude     Edit/Delete Message
so i cud just basically feed it any kind of meat that is like straight from the animal???
not processed or anythiung

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katanas_edge
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posted 11-17-2003 10:53 AM     Click Here to See the Profile for katanas_edge     Edit/Delete Message
I don't own rbp's, but they seem very popular here so if anyone wishes to correct me by all means feel free.

The meat should be as lean as possible. Even the meaty part of bacon isn't particularly fat free. Also it's likely smoked and salted with probable flavourings. I wouldn't eat it if it didn't taste so good - but I definitely wouldn't feed it to my fish. Things like beef heart seem to be very popular among the people here - and should be far healthier for your fish. I would imagine that most frozen fish/shrimp etc. would also be OK - as long as it hasn't been cured somehow. I would personally feed my fish this as it's regular diet as live fish can carry disease and I just generally don't like the practice - why should goldfish and guppies have to go through that. I know tons of people here will vehemently disagree with me. It's only my opinion, you're entitled to do as you please.

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