that's what i thought, if it safe for human consumption then it should be safe for fish but just don't know how much is too little.
is food coloring safe for fish?
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why not just tetra aquasafe normally it does not disolve straight away. i use prime now but aquasafe (blue) OR easy balance (yellow with bits init sounds like orange juice but isnt) when i was a newb showed it a very little
That's a great idea. Water conditioner with color. Thank you so much
I would suggest the following:
Obtain a feeder fish.
Place in a small holding tank/container.
Add 2-3 drops of food coloring.
Wait to see the effects on the fish.
Not to say that all animals aren’t important, but I’d rather take my chances with a feeder fish than one of my large fish.
Obtain a feeder fish.
Place in a small holding tank/container.
Add 2-3 drops of food coloring.
Wait to see the effects on the fish.
Not to say that all animals aren’t important, but I’d rather take my chances with a feeder fish than one of my large fish.
I'd be more worried about long term effects, mushrooms only kill you a while after you eat them..
Dont they use food coloring to dye fish to make their colors brighter to sell for more $$.
I would think its safe but not worth the risk just to see water flow
I would think its safe but not worth the risk just to see water flow
In some places, but it's generally harshly frowned upon to Inject fish with dye
No. You drink chlorine and/or chloramines in your water but need to remove it so it doesn't kill your fish.
Different chemicals have different effects on different species. Birds eat belladonna berries that would kill a human, but have no ill effects from them. Dogs can take aspirin that will kill a cat. Humans eat grapes, onions, and garlic, all three will kill dogs.
Just because it's safe for humans doesn't make it safe for fish.
