I haven't used the flakes, but I've used the large cichlid pellets and my fish love it.
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Cobalt aquatics color enhancing flakes
- Thread starter LukeOscar
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Do the pellets have the same colouring effect the flake does
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It just seems like they have most of the everyday available fish food packed into one lol.
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I'd worry that the second and third ingredients by volume are both grains. Seems like more of the same as some other brands.
On another note, feeding flake to such large fish seems odd to me. I would look at the pellets, not the flake.
On another note, feeding flake to such large fish seems odd to me. I would look at the pellets, not the flake.
As Bobby stated, over the long haul those species would be far better served eating pellets, not flakes.
As far as Cobalt, their food looks to be overpriced & heavy on the starch. Out of the top 5 ingredients listed in order by weight, 3 of them are terrrestrial based grains. wheat - soybean - corn
I understand using wheat flour as a binding agent, but the use of soybeans & corn is simply to save production costs. Those are common ingredients found in generic farm feed, and not something that I would personally be feeding to my fish.
As far as Cobalt, their food looks to be overpriced & heavy on the starch. Out of the top 5 ingredients listed in order by weight, 3 of them are terrrestrial based grains. wheat - soybean - corn
I understand using wheat flour as a binding agent, but the use of soybeans & corn is simply to save production costs. Those are common ingredients found in generic farm feed, and not something that I would personally be feeding to my fish.
