Yea it does, I use both floating and sinking.
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New life spectrum cichlid food?
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Yea it does, I use both floating and sinking.
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It will list right on the package if it's sinking or floating and what size the pellet are. Question. What size is your fish you are going to feed these pellets to??
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2-4" cichlids. They eat 4.5mm shrimp pellets.
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not asking you asking the thread creater. Lol. If your firemouth is a little larger get some larger pellets. I have 2mm 6mm and 10mm to fit all mouth sizes. Smaller than that you get flake.
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I feed my fish with Hikari and NLS pellets. NLS comes with the smallest size pellets and is best for small fish. I only use 1mm NLS because 0.5 mm will get sucked into my filter intake. The smallest size hikari is baby pellets, which are around 2 mm, and small fish have trouble swallowing whole. Hikari is much cheaper though , and I use them as staple food for bigger fish, and use NLS to train small fish to accept pellet food. NLS pellets are half floating and half sinking. Hikari comes with both floating and sinking pellets, and I use both but select only the baby and mini size even for bigger fish.
I don't buy the claim that one brand of food is better that the other because they bring out color. All manufacturers claim their food is superior and will bring out color. The color of the fish depends more on genetic, health and evironmental conditions than the brand of food. "
A good food is one fish will eat and grow.
I don't buy the claim that one brand of food is better that the other because they bring out color. All manufacturers claim their food is superior and will bring out color. The color of the fish depends more on genetic, health and evironmental conditions than the brand of food. "
A good food is one fish will eat and grow.
