Did you get them in the wild? I am having a hard time feeding them anything like flakes or pellets

@@Celticninja011 Yes actually from the creek next to my parents house where I grew up at playing in it hasn't rained in a while I went down to check it out and there were puddles drying up that actually dried up later so I technically rescued them

@@Celticninja011 try getting some frozen blood worms you could try hatching some brine shrimp eggs out it's pretty simple if you have an aerator and can cut a plastic too little bottle open and glue an air tube into the lid and seal it tight hang it upside down put about 2 tablespoons of salt in it anything that's non-iodized will work better and if it's in a good warm room you won't need a heater but they'll hatch out within 24 to 30 6 hours then turn your air pump off eggshells will float to the top brown shrimp will go to the bottom a flashlight pointed towards the bottom helps disconnect your air tube from your air pump and hold it lower than the surface of the water in the container and you will have some liquid gold which is brine shrimp you can feed directly to your fish including the salt solution they are in it will not be enough to hurt your tank a few times however this can build up but with water changes it will take care of it or you can strain yours out with a homemade sieve with pantyhose or a coffee filter and rinse them with some of your tank water and then dip the coffee filter or pantyhose in and they will fall off in your fish will go nuts over them but at the same time you want to introduce crushed up flake food they will eventually realize it's food and start eating it as well