Is it bad to feed your fish food after the expiration date has already passed?
What does "expired" fish food even mean?
What does "expired" fish food even mean?
Expired food?
- Thread starter jabsthetank
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No idea, but I think it just means that they can't guarantee the nutritional value past that date. Personally, i wouldn't chance it.
Because they have too like water bottles! 
I think the food breaks down and looses some nutritional value. but its mostly all dehydrated anyways. but I usually don't buy more then ill be able to use in the tome anyways. Small containers lasts a year for me since I vary all tthe time
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I think the food breaks down and looses some nutritional value. but its mostly all dehydrated anyways. but I usually don't buy more then ill be able to use in the tome anyways. Small containers lasts a year for me since I vary all tthe timeMy fish life is sparked up with Polys
There is a reason why the fish food companies print expiration dates. The nutritional value is lower when the date is expired. Do your fish a favor and throw out expired fish food. (Your fish will thank you.)
"When in doubt, throw it out."
"When in doubt, throw it out."
What's your take on massivores then?
It's about 7 months over the expiration date.
I started feeding it to my fish maybe 3 months after the date then just realized it was expired about last month but didn't hesitate because my fish love it and I've noticed that a couple are getting some nicer color and growth from it.
Is it normally known to make the water smell bad and cloudy? That's what happened to me...