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midnight

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Bogwoodbruce

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• Oct 27, 2007

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LOL, and a big bad monster ANGEL fish. LOL.

 

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Glacier

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• Oct 27, 2007

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Ah, brings back memories of french class...

 

TheMightyOscar

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• Oct 27, 2007

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lol..those flakes never did anything for my smaller fish..

 

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• Oct 27, 2007

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i have those flakes, i feed them to my gourami

 

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Put Wardley food here:

 

plecoperson

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• Oct 27, 2007

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Wardley algae disks, oddly, have the highest spirulina content of the brands I've seen. The rest of their foods....

 

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Onion01

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• Oct 27, 2007

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I just use those for my apple snails

 

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Dread

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• Oct 27, 2007

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I feed the exact same product to my "lowly" fish, or in a pinch for food. However, I do feed Wardley's Algae disks, as I noticed, like plecoperson did, their Spirulina content is higher than other brand I've seen, including Hikari (which I feed almost exclusively). But, my dwarf Gouramis, Tiger Barbs, and Serpaes all get fed that Flake. ^^

 

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rob0521

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• Oct 27, 2007

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If you can buy a fish food a Walgreens (Wardley) then it can't be good...