Catfish Food Alert

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I just meant that pellets are not that cheap in States as i thought ...ouch. Basslover's or Necro's food bill must really be stupendous ^^
 
You're telling me, not much is cheap here anymore. Prices on everything seems to have slowly gone up.

I don't even want to know what the food bills run for those with dozens of hungry monsters. My one is plenty.
 
What's the advantage of the massivore pellets over sinking cichlid gold?
 
So your spending twice as much for a tad more protein that you could supplement with silversides, shrimp, or fish fillets?

Just wondering cause I feed the sinking cichlid gold and silversides, shrimp, and fish fillets. And my guys seem to be doing great. I never bought Massivore because its so expensive, and doesn't seem like it offers that much more, but maybe im missing something...
 
With your diet it likely makes no difference but people who feed only one thing or rarely do other stuff aside from the staple pellet I think it would be better to stick with the Carnivore/Massivore pellets.

I just compared all the other stuff in the analysis and it has way more added Vitamins as well. 2-3x more added in the Massivore. As I said with the other stuff you feed it likely makes no difference but there is a reason people use it as a staple and I'd say it is likely because of all the increased vitamins and slightly additional protein.

Massivore.

Guaranteed Analysis: Crude protein
47.0% min​
Crude fat
5.0% min​
Crude fiber
3.0% max​
Moisture
10.0% max​
Crude ash
17.0% max​
Phosphorus
1.0% min​
Typical Analysis: Crude protein
51.0% min​
Crude fat
10.0% min​
Crude fiber
0.9% max​
Crude ash
14.0% max​
Phosphorus
2.0% min​

Added Vitamins and Minerals: Vitamin A
48,000 IU/kg (21,700 IU/lb)​
Vitamin C (Stabilized)
180 mg/kg (81.8 mg/lb)​
Vitamin D3
9,600 IU/kg (4,350 IU/lb)​
Vitamin E
1,100 mg/kg (499 mg/lb)​
Copper Sulfate
16 mg/kg (7.26 mg/lb)


Cichlid Gold

Guaranteed Analysis: Crude protein
40.0% min​
Crude fat
7.0% min​
Crude fiber
4.0% max​
Moisture
10.0% max​
Crude ash
15.0% max​
Phosphorus
1.0% min​
Typical Analysis: Crude protein
46.0% min​
Crude fat
11.0% min​
Crude fiber
0.9% max​
Crude ash
9.8% max​
Phosphorus
1.6% min​

Added Vitamins and Minerals: Vitamin A
15,000 IU/kg (6,810 IU/lb)​
Vitamin C (Stabilized)
78 mg/kg (35.4 mg/lb)​
Vitamin D3
3,100 IU/kg (1,400 IU/lb)​
Vitamin E
300 mg/kg (136 mg/lb)​


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