Definitely addictive. I'm laughing picturing one of your wee borneo suckers wrapped around a pellet!
Ed seems to have gotten over it though. He only gets one at every feeding now. He gets it first which give the little guys a chance to find some of smaller food while he 'chews' the pellet. I dropped one into my other tank just to see if anyone would eat it. Now in this tank I swear the fish couldn't be any less interested in food usually.. the leopard fish eat algae or nibble on he spirulina flakes I put in there, the white clouds nibble a tiny bit but really.. feeding is a non event..
WELL.. dropped in one of those pellets.. and holy cow the frenzy! Every fish in the tank stopped what it was doing and gathered around to see what I'd just put in there. Ok.. so it went straight past them as it seems they had never eaten off the bottom but the reaction was huge! (they found it eventually and there were several fish crowded around 'sharing' it.)
Anyway.. I took some pics but can't find the cable to connect my camera to the PC and my card reader is at work. I'll put some up on Monday. Good news is that when he runs out of stuff on the bottom he is now coming back up to the top for the flakes I put there. Oh... and he's getting on with his new little mates like they've known each other forever !!
I'm having a small spike in the tank though so obviously he's more bio- load than the fish that were in there before. I'm watching it closely and I'm testing it daily and changing some water every other day (It's not a huge spike and the fish are not showing any signs of stress at all) Nitrite is higher than the ammonia so I'm hoping it'll be short lived (ie: the ammonia is dropping already).