Hikari costs $50 for only 2.2 lb lolDog food is specialized for dogs not fish, if you spend a lot on that why dont you get hikari foods?
I've read a few of your past arguments on dog food but all of those foods contained chicken or beef as the main protein source. This dog food contains neither, fish is the only protein source. That's why I made this thread, this dog food contains the same ingredients as any other fish food but with a slightly lower protein percentage.Can you? Yes. Should you? No.
Here's why ......
http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/forums/threads/can-i-feed-dog-food-to-my-fish.530737/
I have explained this a number of times over the years, in a number of discussions.
Yes.Hikari costs $50 for only 2.2 lb lol
Most half decent dog food brands will cost around a dollar a pound so imagine if a fifty pound bag of massavore was priced that way.Hikari would go out of business lol!Holy mackerel
my fish food is fairly cheap so my goldfish dont eat me out of house and home. TBH i would rather spend the money on a mix of good pellets and fresh/frozen then just hikariYes.
Most half decent dog food brands will cost around a dollar a pound so imagine if a fifty pound bag of massavore was priced that way.Hikari would go out of business lol!
That sounds like a great way to go about feeding your fish.TBH i would rather spend the money on a mix of good pellets and fresh/frozen then just hikari