Bulk Veggie Pellet Worth It?

[kjfan1]

Okay guys, my LFS sells some of these dirt cheap and they look legit but I'm just wondering how these stack up against buying something 5 times the price.

"Acceptable diet to large fish, Catfish, Loaches, and Plecostomus. Especially for plecostomus, pacu, rtc, cories, ID sharks, botia, and loaches. Great conditioner for breeding plecos and feeding their babies. It will remain stable (only slightly expands) when left long periods in water - 24 hours or longer. Made in the USA."

3/8" pellets
Guarunteed Analysis
Crude Protein Min. 40%
Crude Fat Min. 7%
Crude Fiber Min. 4%

Ingredients: High Wheat Gluten Flour, Soy Flour, Hydrolyzed Feather Meal, Blood Meal, Fish Meal, Wheat Flour, Brewers Yeast, Fish Oil, Dehydrated Alfalfa Meal, Liquid Fish Solubles, Dicalcium Phosphate, Salt, ETC. This is the first third of the list.

 

[Stump]

I wouldn't buy it if the first two ingredients by weight are flour products... JMO

 

[cchhcc]

No way I'd feed that. The best REAL veggie pellet I've found is by Omega.

 

[Dustonthecabnit]

^^^ i feel that way as well.

 

[Allan01230]

That food sucks check out omega or NLS pellets.

 

[waterPOLO]

ground up feathers is the third ingredient

 

[cchhcc]

That food sucks check out omega or NLS pellets.

Exactly. It's actually as cheap or cheaper to feed NLS or another super-high quality food. They are more digestible than bulk stuff, so you don't have to feed as much.

 

[kjfan1]

Good to know. I won't be buying these.

 

[kjfan1]

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[H]-[H]

Exactly. It's actually as cheap or cheaper to feed NLS or another super-high quality food. They are more digestible than bulk stuff, so you don't have to feed as much.

Yea lol.. I used to feed other pellet brands to my fh & somehow they could eat a lot but with NLS they get full easily.. well, so to speak..