How to Stop Tropical Fish Eating your Plants - Or reduce it to a minimum. 29 3

Tropical fishing 9 years ago 6,570 views

Fish eating your plants, is only a problem if you like the plants as much as you like the fish. In this video, I show you one of the ways to stop the fish eating your plants, or at least reduce the amount of nibbling on your live aquarium plants. The difference between a Flower garden and a Vegetable garden, is that the Vegetables taste a lot better. So the more Vegetable foods you feed your fish, the less they will want to attack your live aquarium plants. Feeding your fish Cucumber/Zucchini, Peas, and Algae pellets is a good part of maintaining a healthy variety of foods, and reduces the nibbling on your plants. This will not help if you keep fish that always eat plants. If you enjoy this video, please click on Like, share, leave comments and subscribe. Thanks for watching.

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11mitchos - 7 years ago

My fish aren't eating the leaves but I seem to find a lot of while leaves floating around the tank. It looks like they came off at the stem. Any ideas anyone?

11mitchos - 7 years ago

colinbarsby righto, Cheers Colin. Appreciate the help. I'll have a look at my local fish shop for some fertilizer

colinbarsby - 7 years ago

That is a terrific little plant and you will get regrowth from the rhizome, so don't give up on it.

colinbarsby - 7 years ago

OK. Over a time as long as that, it becomes a question of nutrients and deficiencies. The majority of us keeping aquatic plants in our tanks, will regularly use root tabs and liquid fertilisers. Lighting intensity and duration are first, and fertilisation second.

11mitchos - 7 years ago

The plant could be anubias Nana

11mitchos - 7 years ago

colinbarsby about a year. It's generally only the one plant. After the leaves go, it's just basically the tips of the stems and the roots

colinbarsby - 7 years ago

How long have you had it in the tank?

11mitchos - 7 years ago

colinbarsby no idea mate. I'm in cambodia so they don't really have names. I'll see if I can find them on the Google. Cheers

colinbarsby - 7 years ago

New plants will often drop leaves when they are moved, and in a few weeks begin to grow new leaves again. What is the name of your plant?

Pete Stockus - 8 years ago

I liked video and have question. After freezing veggies do you thaw before putting them into tank? Thanx.

colinbarsby - 8 years ago

+Pete Stockus The best answer is, you probably should thaw first, that being said, I am usually so pressed for time, that I drop the food in Frozen most of the time. It thaws in the water within a minute.

Ricky Kenerly Cichlids - 9 years ago

This video was put together very well!

Brian's Pet's - 9 years ago

great advice thanks!

colinbarsby - 9 years ago

+brian pickens My Clown loaches didn't touch the crypts for 6 months, but then they ate them down to the roots in only 4 days. We'll see what happens now. :-)

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