Feeding My New Fish

Well they've been in the tank a few days now, and small as it is they still don't seem to have found their way around.

In my innocence I thought fish would find the food. Silly me.
My little corries are having a whale of a time, still zooming around the tank and noshing on algae and diatoms.
They will also eat sinking wafer if they find it.
SOME of my WCMM will also eat flake if they see it but the others don't seem to realise it's there, and the poor Glowlight Danios don't seem to feed at all.  I've tried the wafer stuck to the side of the tank (it soon fell off) and I've tried it on the floor, always in the same place. Today I tried crushed flake food  towards the back of the tank  where the filter is because the WCMM were hogging the front and those that were eating the wafer were busy but the Danios still got pushed out of the way, once the WCs saw there was a choice.
One of the WCMM was flaring at all of them this afternoon and tried his best to keep them all away from the wafer, even though he didn't appear to want it himself.
I've tried the courgette, but again only one or two of the WCMM seem interested and the Danios not at all.
I am worried about fouling the tank but when I try to take out the remaining bits of flake they disintegrate so I had to leave bit of it behind.
Sue/NaughtyMoose I saw on one of the threads that you use a container. How does that work please.
Do I push the wet wafer to the base of the container and then lift the whole lot out with my hand?

I've seen the suggestion of putting blood worm in a syringe but because the fish are all over the place I don't see how I can single out the Danios to make sure they get fed.

Will the fish "hoover" up what is left. I've yet to see any of them, with the exception of the corries, feeding from the bottom.

I know it's early days yet but I just so relieved that they are still alive and I want to keep them that way.

Tomorrow we are off to the not so LFS to get some more food frozen food ie Brine Shrimp, Frozen Daphnia?
Sinking mini pellets and a couple of snails.  The snails I hope will in their turn hoover up left over food as well as my dying plants.  That's the plan anyway.

Thanks Sue
Perhaps I misunderstood about the feeding dish, not sleeping very well as have horrendous night cramps. Such is old age!!

I've got my (not so) little list so will have a look at what's available.  I'm just getting a bit concerned about leaving uneaten food in the tank when it's virtually impossible to get back out. 
I managed to siphon some of the broken up wafer but not all.
Perhaps a snail or two will help out.

Hope so Steve.
Rang my not so LFS just to check they had snails and it's just as well I did as they are no longer in business! OOPS! However, in searching the web for their phone number I came across another shop which we have driven past for many many years and which we both assumed was Koi Carp only and the web said they did Tropical fish.  It was nowhere near as far away so that pleased the other half.

When we got there it didn't look too salubrious but we went in anyway.  It's a bit shabby and we did see a couple of albino corys munching on a dead body but no noticeable planaria or other dead fish and water looked clean. 
He doesn't do snails unfortunately as he says he has trouble keeping them alive.

I did manage to get 250ml of Seachem Prime at £3 cheaper than Amazon plus two lots of frozen fish food.
Daphnia and Brine shrimp.
I did originally take a different one which he thought was also shrimp but he couldn't remember which was the smaller one.
Got to the car and then remembered the sinking pellets so went back. 
He was actually looking up what I bought compared to brine on the internet and told me he'd sold me the wrong one as brine shrimp were smaller so he let me swap it.

Very nice man and he kept my other half talking about wild birds for a long time so it was nice to browse.

He also had pretty cheap Mopani wood and some lovely rocks.

Best of all though. I was digging through the suction cups as I needed some for the heater that came with the secondhand tank (another thing that was missing! ) and I came across the suction fitment for the obsolete Fluvel that came with the tank and which was also missing, so very pleased.

He sells the sponges for the Fluvel but advised me not to buy them but to get sheets from him and cut them to size as he said that's what he does.

He had some WCMM and I asked if he knew the sex because I think I might only have one female in this batch and he said he wouldn't have a clue so at least he was honest about it.

Got home and chopped off a piece of the daphnia, soaked it in tank water and dropped it in. Yay, my Glowlight Danios have been fed. They went mad for it as did the WCMM.

I can now relax.

Oh I won't Sue.
I was just worried about the Danios not having been fed and now I can relax.
Don't know why I'm fretting about it now. It's while I'm away I should be worrying.