Help!!!!!!!

my scooter blenny is thin can anyone link me up with some liks on how to train him to eat pallets

 

Check out this link it may provide some options.

http://www.3reef.com/forums/tropical-fish/scooter-blenny-29957.html

 

before you start worryin about pellets i would go to the lfs and ask what they fed him and get him fed before he withers away.
as for training him to eat pellets you can soak them in garlic but theres no guarentee that hell ever eat them plain. you could also feed him a little bit of pellets every time you feed him what ever the lfs fed him.

 

First, they are a dragonette, not a blenny. The name "blenny" was applied to make them sound easier to care for than they are.

barbianj has some very good information. See this thread for example.
http://www.3reef.com/forums/fish-food/mandarin-dragonet-feeding-117256-3.html

 

mandarins are not the same as blennys... they only eat pods and are almost impossible to train to eat anything else.
did they tell you exactly what kind of blenny it is???

 

Scooter "blennies" and mandarins are all dragonets.

 

well ive had him for over a month he will eat live brine shrimp but i really dont like feeding brine no real nutrients in them so i ony feed brine like 3 times a month i just dont want him to die

 

yes, they are dragonettes... but a scooter blennie is not a MANDARIN dragonette. mandarins are alot harder to take care of and almost always die in captivity... i know, its my favorite fish ;D

 

Yes, mandarins/dragonettes are not the same as blennies. A scooter "blenny" is a dragonette. The name "blenny" is a misnomer, it was applied in the aquarium trade to make it sound easier to care for than it is. It is not by any means a true blenny. The correct term is "scooter dragonette", not "scooter blenny"....

 

have you tried a brineshrimp plus? its a mix of brineshrimp and many other things. just a suggestion