Feeders?

[grimaldi082686]

So i heard rosies are bad. Any suggestions for an alternative?

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[Tyler2012]

If you breed Rosies they aren't.


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[Falazo]

Night crawlers

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[rgonzales]

Cherry shrimp

 

[haynchinook334]

What are you feeding that requires live foods? Rosie aren't bad, but they aren't good either.

 

[dogofwar]

I culture red wiggler worms. It's really easy and I'm yet to find a fish that won't eat them!

Matt

 

[grimaldi082686]

What are you feeding that requires live foods? Rosie aren't bad, but they aren't good either.

Im feeding 2 Fh 3jd 3oscars 2 gts 3 Africans a rd and a convict

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[ecoli73]

None of them are picky eaters...I feed my cichlids as well as loaches mixture of hikari/nls pellets, freeze dried krill, tubifex worms etc...


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[biguebs]

I'm guessing you fall into the category of fish keepers who like to watch "the chase". If you insist on using feeders, then rosies aren't as bad as the small goldfish in terms of disease (although there is certainly still risk). Get a bunch and quarantine them in a separate tank for a stretch, feed them some flake food and wait for the diseased ones to die (it often takes a couple days). However, as someone is inevitably going to tell you, a quality pellet is going to be a lot better for your fish and all of your fish should be very easy to get onto pellet.

Also, I'm obligated to ask you are housing your fish? If in one tank, I hope it's very large with a lot of hides. You have a lot of very aggressive fish there.

 

[duanes]

None of those fish require feeders, none are exclusively piscivores, but omnivores. They'd be healthier with pellets.