Ok so a few weeks ago I bought a few bags of Hikari "Bio-Gold +" to feed to my Central and South American Cichlids. Now I have always used the regular Hikari "Gold" pellets and blood worms as food with healthy fish as a result. Well now all of my females in the last week have dropped eggs!! Im talking about four females in total, all in different tanks, and three are with no males even in sight!! Is the "Hikari Bio Gold +" really just that good of a food???!!!....Let me know if you have any results like I am currently experiencing......
Hikari "Bio-Gold +" Causing Females to Lay Eggs?
- Thread starter CrazyCichlids
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i don't have an answer for you put i hope so, i have an 8.8oz unopened back of it haha would llove to see some great results 
Could a change in diet spur a breeding frenzy? It is often said change the environment to get fish to breed, curious if changing food could do the same.
Maybe they were missing something in their diet with the previous food that Bio-Gold has.
Maybe they were missing something in their diet with the previous food that Bio-Gold has.
It may simply be that a change in diet has triggered breeding because the fish think the season has changed? Like in the wild there will be tons of food when summer hits and fish will breed more. Perhaps that is what they think has happened?
