I ilikewomen Feeder Fish MFK Member Feb 17, 2008 469 0 0 capilla de millpillas,jalisco Mar 9, 2008 #1 i have a little JD that is on hikari gold mini pellet,is it ok to feed brine shrimp as a staple?or as a treat?
i have a little JD that is on hikari gold mini pellet,is it ok to feed brine shrimp as a staple?or as a treat?
B balton777 Feeder Fish MFK Member Jan 8, 2007 7,916 23 0 Rowlett, Tx Mar 9, 2008 #2 As a treat it's ok. Keep using hikari or other good quality cichlid pellet as staple.
F Fishyfan Gambusia MFK Member Jun 30, 2006 850 6 18 CA Mar 9, 2008 #3 No, brine shrimp is not a good staple food. Brine shrimp is generally not very nutritious.
Mystix212 Fire Eel MFK Member Jun 27, 2007 4,991 7 68 32 Brisbane, Australia Mar 11, 2008 #4 Brine Shrimp is one of the best tasting foods for fish, but it's full of nothing. Probably the same effect on humans and chocolate? Hikari is cheaper and better as a staple.
Brine Shrimp is one of the best tasting foods for fish, but it's full of nothing. Probably the same effect on humans and chocolate? Hikari is cheaper and better as a staple.
C Cichlaholics Anonymous Polypterus MFK Member May 23, 2006 8,160 16 92 Miami, Florida Mar 11, 2008 #5 just a treat, but a high quality pellet like what you have or NLS is significantly better as a staple
just a treat, but a high quality pellet like what you have or NLS is significantly better as a staple
I ilikewomen Feeder Fish MFK Member Feb 17, 2008 469 0 0 capilla de millpillas,jalisco Mar 12, 2008 #6 ok,but he wont eat his pellets
Aqua Sanctuary Fire Eel MFK Member Oct 22, 2007 1,199 10 68 41 The Internet www.myspace.com Mar 12, 2008 #7 an enriched brine shrimp with spirulina is "better" treat, but I agree they aren't very nutritious.
K kscichlidfan Feeder Fish MFK Member Jun 7, 2007 242 0 0 kansas Mar 12, 2008 #8 Withold all the treats until he does eat the pellets, the fish may pout a bit. But a day of so in and his appetite will override any pickyness (in most fish) but some are more stubborn than others. Just gotta keep trying.
Withold all the treats until he does eat the pellets, the fish may pout a bit. But a day of so in and his appetite will override any pickyness (in most fish) but some are more stubborn than others. Just gotta keep trying.
Muske Feeder Fish MFK Member Feb 14, 2007 4,024 0 0 Mundelein IL Mar 12, 2008 #10 You could soak the pellets in a glass of water w/garlic extract. That might intice....