HIkari Food.

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Thanks for the answers everyone, im gunna go get a bag of sinking carnivore and try a bunch of different frozen foods i havent tried before(mysis, ocean plankton, frozen krill)
 
I especially love the first bites for my fry. Then to baby size cichlid gold. I have had great growth and my flowerhorns have started to color at 1.5". Some are over 2 inches in 2 months. To me that means a lot since I am trying to grow these guys out before I sell them. Carnivore pellets are great too.
 
When it comes to a pellet diet, between Hikari and NLS I'd have to pick NLS. I've fed my cichlids & catfish several of the Hikari pellet formulas and I'm not as happy with it. It's cheaper and fills up the fish fast but IMO I don't think it's as good as NLS. I notice that my fish have lost some of that even overall mass and gained a fat pot-belly look, especially the catfish. I don't like it. It wasn't hard to switch most of the fish over either but I'm planning on switching them back to NLS. For the extra bucks it's worth having better/healthier looking fish and peace of mind of feeding them top quality food.
As for the frozen foods, I use Hikari bloodworms and brine shrimp. Love the frozen BW. I also use Hikari's freeze-dried BW and love it.
 
I feed my Tiger Oscar and two Flowerhorns Hikari Cichlid Gold. It really brought out the color in my Oscar.:)
 
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