Good Floating Pellet For Cichlids

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It also depends on how fast they eat, my Chocolate is an avid surface feeder and usually hunts the other NLS pellets I feed directly from the surface in the few seconds it takes them before they sink. He will snatch them from the water column too, but only once the surface is cleared out.
 
SilverArowBboy15 said:
My best answer to this is porpoise sinking pellets and floating pellets around 180g if not available you can try the standard porpoise food pellets for your fish and just crack them down into small pieces to make sure the fish can swallow and digest it without the fish choking thats the way I feed my monster fish as juveniles in my opinion start feeding the juveniles once a day with high protein pellets to avoid to much waste in the tank. This is only my suggestion if you already have one.
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I’ve never heard of that brand so it was off the interwebs to find it. After looking at the ingredients it’s pretty bad compared to what we have here in the states and the polite, peaceful, and unpretentious natured folks to the north. The ingredient list resembles more of a bulk chow with fillers and starches but also contains soy bean meal, corn, yeast, and wheat germ which is a lot terrestrial based plant matter for a food designed for tropical fish. I don’t know if foods like Northfin or New Life Spectrum are available in Asia but the only reason I’d feed that was if I had no other choice but with said I’d still find a better way.
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I love Aquatic Foods. All kinds of pellets. One of my favorites are the 'worm' pellets. Floating in the water they move like worms. The fish snap them up.

I also get the blackworm or combo pellets. Plus, you get free sample packets with each order. Either pellets or wafers.
 
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