Hikari Massivore, your thoughts?

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Dionysus

Dionysus

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For those of you that feed your predators pellets, hav any of u found a better nutritional sinking pellet than Hikari Massivore Delight?
I been feeding Massivore for at least last 4 yrs with good results. Between my tank a home and shared tank @ friends, go thru a 13oz bag in bout a week ($29)
I kno this food very popular, so how many u think this best bout best pellet for $?
Think there is a better pellet for $, please share. Would like to here other possible better options :thumbup:


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I'm actually on my first ever bag of the stuff.I have previously used the floating food sticks and the sinking carnivore pellets by Hikari and I think the three of them are similar.


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One of the best, for me. Been using it, loads of it, for years.

Smells awfull, unbearably so. I am switching over to NLS, partially.
 
Miguel said:
One of the best, for me. Been using it, loads of it, for years.

Smells awfull, unbearably so. I am switching over to NLS, partially.
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This, if kept up with regular water changes you will not have that problem of a "stinky" tank.


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Just started using nls pellets since I bought a school of black bar & red hook SDs. Red hooks love the nls, but my 2 black bars go for the Massivore I feed my datnoids. My BB's only over 4", couldn't believe they could chow down the massivore. They also eat the nls pellets too, but sure love the massivore.


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As for floating pellets/sticks, they were great when I used to keep arowana, they'd eat as soon as hit the surface...but fish I'm keeping now prefer sinking. Floating just get stuck or sucked into my overflow.

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haynchinook334 said:
This, if kept up with regular water changes you will not have that problem of a "stinky" tank.


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I do not mean stinky tank. It is not the case.

It is the smell taht satys in the room when the bag is opened for feeding...awfull smell.
 
Miguel said:
I do not mean stinky tank. It is not the case.

It is the smell taht satys in the room when the bag is opened for feeding...awfull smell.
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It's definitely got strong smell, but not nearly as bad as a dog fart in the room lol...but guess depends on size of room, my mines pretty spacious so smell never really lingered...

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If you're using massivore in the long term you should definitely invest in the large (2 pound?) bags. Just look for them on amazon.
 
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