what do i feed a suckerfish?

Posted by admin on July 13th, 2010 and filed under yetti | 6 Comments »

i know they usually just suck stuff off of the glass…but what do i feed him b/c i know he needs his nutrients and stuff….i need help please!! Yetti needs you guys! (yes thts his name btw lol)

Feed him sinking algae wafers and/or sinking shrimp pellets, zucchini, spinach, lettuce, basically any green food.

And what kind of "sucker fish" do you have? Most Plecos grow over a foot long, and a Chinese Algae Eater will grow up to a foot long. And as CAE’s grow, they lose their algae-eating ability and attack fish instead.

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6 Responses

  1. vernalequinox320 Says:

    I don’t know which particular suckerfish you are referring to, but you can try getting some of those sinking algae wafers. When I had plecos, they liked them very much.
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  2. ZooTycoonMaster Says:

    Feed him sinking algae wafers and/or sinking shrimp pellets, zucchini, spinach, lettuce, basically any green food.

    And what kind of "sucker fish" do you have? Most Plecos grow over a foot long, and a Chinese Algae Eater will grow up to a foot long. And as CAE’s grow, they lose their algae-eating ability and attack fish instead.

    E-mail me for any questions!
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  3. gina J Says:

    they like to suck on drift wood and they also get alot of vvitaminsand minerals out of it… just watch your ph ,wood in an aquarium could make ph drop
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  4. TopPotts Says:

    Plecos and otos both need to be supplemented because there usually isn’t enough algae to suffice.
    I recommend sliced zucchini, algae wafers, or well rinsed, canned sliced green beans. Virtually all omnivorous fish love the beans.

    Couldn’t you just have named it Bigfoot?
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  5. Lili K Says:

    Just feed him an algae wafer that sinks to the bottom and he should be fine.
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  6. fish man Says:

    what type of sucker fish
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