B bobgobucks Feeder Fish MFK Member Oct 28, 2008 203 1 0 Rockport, TX Sep 8, 2009 #1 My gf keeps some goldfish in a water trough outside that has recently been the scene of a toad orgy. Mucho tadpoles. How would these be as food for my Africans? I have Malawi haps, a front and a few mbuna.
My gf keeps some goldfish in a water trough outside that has recently been the scene of a toad orgy. Mucho tadpoles. How would these be as food for my Africans? I have Malawi haps, a front and a few mbuna.
esparonisproud Gambusia MFK Member Feb 17, 2009 536 13 18 seychelles Sep 8, 2009 #2 dunno but i used to feed my koi tadpoles with no probs
G glenbo Feeder Fish MFK Member Aug 26, 2008 853 1 0 England Sep 8, 2009 #3 Nope...Mbunas are veggys not Carnivorous.
B bobgobucks Feeder Fish MFK Member Oct 28, 2008 203 1 0 Rockport, TX Sep 8, 2009 #4 Well, mine are labs which will enjoy the occasional meat entree....
1 1974Pantera Feeder Fish MFK Member Aug 3, 2008 734 0 0 San Carlos, Ca. Sep 8, 2009 #5 Absolutley NOT! Your first concern should be about disease. Just feed them NLS.
B bobgobucks Feeder Fish MFK Member Oct 28, 2008 203 1 0 Rockport, TX Sep 8, 2009 #6 This was my main reason for asking
G glenbo Feeder Fish MFK Member Aug 26, 2008 853 1 0 England Sep 8, 2009 #7 Labs enjoy insects and the like...not 'meat'
G gobucks1 Feeder Fish MFK Member Mar 17, 2008 1,234 4 0 30 West Virginia www.myspace.com Sep 8, 2009 #8 You should be fine. All fish are opportunists by nature. You think if a tadpole swam by a mbuna in the wild it would say "Nah, i'm a vegetarian."? Don't make it a huge part of their diet, but as a treat every so often, go ahead.
You should be fine. All fish are opportunists by nature. You think if a tadpole swam by a mbuna in the wild it would say "Nah, i'm a vegetarian."? Don't make it a huge part of their diet, but as a treat every so often, go ahead.