whitling@andromeda.rutgers.edu (Donna Whitlinger) (01/26/88)
In article <21755@yale-celray.yale.UUCP> Ram-Ashwin@cs.yale.edu (Ashwin Ram) writes: >In article <2088@cognos.UUCP>, halo@cognos (Hal O'Connell) writes: >How does one feed lettuce and other leaves to fish? Boiled, scalded, raw? >Put in whole, in large chunks, little chunks, or shredded into little >flake-size pieces (which are impossible to recover if uneaten...)? Floated >on top or made to sink to the bottom? > This has worked for us. Get a set of those magnets which you're supposed to use to clean algae off the side of your tank (I suppose any magnets would do). Anchor a piece of lettuce or whatever between the two magnets and place on the bottom of the tank. Viola! Instant lettuce plant. When the fish have eaten enough, remove the magnets & remaining lettuce. Donna Whitlinger Rutgers University ..!rutgers!andromeda!whitling