i recently Bought a redtail i have NT Labs Pro-F Predator Sinking Pellets but what frozen food should i use

[sam goodfield]

i live in england

 

[Krismo962]

thebiggerthebetter

 

[sam goodfield]

thebiggerthebetter

?

 

[Fishman Dave]

Hi Sam , depending on its size you can try frozen sprat, tilapia or whitefish pieces (defrosted of course) cut to suit its size.

 

[sam goodfield]

when you say white fish do you mean like Pollock/basa and what about frozen river shrimp and cant really get frozen sprat only sprat i can find is for dogs

 

[Krismo962]

when you say white fish do you mean like Pollock/basa and what about frozen river shrimp and cant really get frozen sprat only sprat i can find is for dogs

Basa/pangasius catfish is quite oily and falls apart easily.

 

[sam goodfield]

Basa/pangasius catfish is quite oily and falls apart easily.

what white fish would you recommend

 

[Fishman Dave]

Shops like Iceland or farmfoods do bags of frozen whitefish for human consumption. Mine love this. Can soak it in vitamins if you were worried since all the bones etc are removed . Alternatively most fish markets will do tilapia. Mine also eat defrosted cooked mussel meat , again from farm foods.
Cheaper option than shrimp or prawns but both are ok in moderation.

 

[sam goodfield]

i will pop in later and get the
Iceland Whitefish Fillets

 

[twentyleagues]

You don't have to feed a frozen food. You can it's nice to give some variety. But if it willingly eats pellets that's a more complete meal.....if it's a quality pellet. Try some other sinking pellets that have some greens in them like seaweed and algae. I don't know what's available over there but things like northfin and spectrum are good.