Yep. That's hat made me pull the trigger. When you find one you better grab it.
It’s not only that it eats. It needs to be more aggressive. This current one chased all the other fish away.
I had 2 that were the 1st fish into the tank. They cruised the tank and hunted for pods and ate frozen. But when I started adding fish, they grew timid and eventually died from starvation.
This last one was introduced into the tank that already had a bunch of fish in it. Including a large Desjardini. I left it in an acclimation container for a week. Fed it from a pipette with thawed mysis. It would eat from the opening, not waiting for the mysis to get into the water.
After a week, I opened the door and observed it. When it swam out, the Desjardini immediately came over and flashed. This CB swam BACK into the box and sat there watching the Desjardini. This happened for a about a week. I would feed it if it was in the box but otherwise it ate outside.
Right now, it competes with the Desjardini for food even though it’s less than 1/2 the size. It actually eats from my hand if I hold frozen mysis in the water.
I find that CBBs want to peck at food, they have a hard time when the food is in the water column.
I put frozen food in a mesh pouch and it goes to town on it. Constantly pecking at the food and pulling bits out.
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