Blind cave tetras.

[Rtc/tsn]

Water spangles arrived today and I’ll get them in the tank when I’m home from work

 

[Rtc/tsn]

Always good to have a pellet as a staple.
I find that mysis shrimp is very nutritious (more so than brine shrimp and bloodworms) and fish go crazy over it.
Based on the teeth on these guys (and obvious food preference), I’d assume they have a meat heavy diet so lots of bugs are definitely good for them. Fluval bug bites is probably good to feed.

What about these

 

[Rocksor]

You're better off feeding dehydrated insects/shrimp found in turtle food.

 

[Rtc/tsn]

You're better off feeding dehydrated insects/shrimp found in turtle food.

I’m on lunch for another 20 minutes so I got a while still.

 

[Rtc/tsn]

 

[Deadeye]

They will probably eat any of it, tetras aren’t picky.

 

[Rocksor]

Fluker's the one that I would do over fluval bug bites. There's better "bug" pellets out there that as less than 12.5% fat found in bug bites, like Northfin Bug Pro Crisps.

 

[Rtc/tsn]

That's the one that I would do over fluval bug bites. There's better "bug" pellets out there that as less than 12.5% fat found in bug bites, like Northfin Bug Pro Crisps.

The fluval big bites?

 

[Rocksor]

The fluval big bites?

Fluker's

 

[Rtc/tsn]

Fluker's

Would that be okay to feed the fish though? I know it’s the same product but labeled for reptiles but is there any difference in the nutrition or vitamins than you’d find in fish food