Quote Originally Posted by Miss Blue View Post
I know with my ADF's I had to start removing some of the food after I had seen them swim away from it and apparently full (their little tummies were telltale signs of this). If the food is not removed it can go rotten in the tank and I would worry about fungus/bacteria. And after reading this I think I may need to get some floating plants for my tank! right now i just have bamboo which they love but I think it's time for something new in the tank!
Thank you The problem I am running into most is the food floating away! In the new setup I have, I placed a small glass bowl down into the gravel and I am going to attempt to get the food to stay in one place that way when I move them to the new tank....I cannot adequately monitor who is eating what. I have a small cave I carved from a rock and I can feed the pellets in there, but the blood worms just take off and I have to do a full gravel vacuum every time I feed them and I'm afraid I'm removing beneficial things vacuuming all the time, plus I'm doing a lot of water changes that way and I'm not sure if they number too many now in regards to beneficial things I am removing.

I can't wait to get my floating plants in there. I bet I will see my froggies more then