Hikari Massivore Substitute???

[RareExoticFish]

nls

 

[tanharold]

It took me awhile to train my fishes to take massivore and now there spitting out NLS 150g. Here we go again...

haha, need patience

 

[tanharold]

Fresh seafood ingredients ........... make sure to read post #16.
http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/forums/showthread.php?397026-Omega-One-vs-NLS

A more accurate description would be processing plant waste, which is then processed into fish food.

Thanks dude. That thread was very helpful. If I'm going to take Omega One, which type should I choose to feed my future 6 inch aba aba?

 

[ECW]

The NLS is not sized by grams. The only difference between the 150g, 300g, 600g, etc... is the ammount of pellets and container size. Make sure you size the pellets by mm (millimeter) size. Example is 1mm, 2mm, 3mm, 6mm pellets that Thera-A comes in.

 

[tanharold]

The NLS is not sized by grams. The only difference between the 150g, 300g, 600g, etc... is the ammount of pellets and container size. Make sure you size the pellets by mm (millimeter) size. Example is 1mm, 2mm, 3mm, 6mm pellets that Thera-A comes in.

thanks dude

 

[longv]

nls mega fish formula, only for fish that can swallow whole tho. pellets are way to hard

 

[tanharold]

But I don't think my vatf can swallow that

 

[ECW]

thanks dude

No problem. Looks like there was a little confusion. Do a little research before you choose a type. There are different formulas too with different percentages of certain ingredients. Some have more protein, some have different ingredients such as mussel added, some float, some sink, some are semi-floating, there are even wafers and flakes if you prefer. Find the pellet size they can swallow because like other posters said if they can't swallow it it can be quite messy because of its density. You'll love the NLS.

 

[tanharold]

No problem. Looks like there was a little confusion. Do a little research before you choose a type. There are different formulas too with different percentages of certain ingredients. Some have more protein, some have different ingredients such as mussel added, some float, some sink, some are semi-floating, there are even wafers and flakes if you prefer. Find the pellet size they can swallow because like other posters said if they can't swallow it it can be quite messy because of its density. You'll love the NLS.

Since my fish is a carnivore, I think I'll get the one high in protein. Thanks dude