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RE: Breeding Picky Feeders?

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Posted by: jayefbe at Fri Jan 2 23:22:01 2009   [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by jayefbe ]  
   

I've wondered the same thing myself, and would be interested to know if feeding habits are inherited. I have a male albino that was a huge problem for a while. He needed to be assist fed for a while and I was worried that a hesitancy in feeding might be passed on to his future offspring. Fortunately, he has been eating fantastically over the past couple months, but I'd still like to know other people's thoughts or experiences with this.


   

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