is it wrong to feed fish live food
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Wrong....no. Uneccessary.......depends, but most fish can be trained, so, mostly. Nothing wrong per se, it's just that a pellet trained fish is much less open to disease or foreign pathogens.
Growing/culturing your own is the safest way if you go that route.
Growing/culturing your own is the safest way if you go that route.
It's no more wrong than feeding dead fish or foods with fish as an ingredient, IMO.
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Think of it this way. If you kept a large mouth bass or peacock bass because it was your dream. What do these fish eat in the wild? Fish.
If you're a flippin millionaire and you want a tiger. What do they eat? Would you feed it vegetables because you're a vegan and you want it to have a well rounded diet or make it a vegan too?
If you're a flippin millionaire and you want a tiger. What do they eat? Would you feed it vegetables because you're a vegan and you want it to have a well rounded diet or make it a vegan too?
not really the same, in the wild fish can escape into weed or something away from predators . feeders in captivity dont have that luxury .
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Feeding live fish and feeding a pellet instead has little to do with being a vegan though lol. Most pellets are made mostly of fish.....someone else does you the favor of killing it instead of it happening in your aquarium.
Not wrong but not safe either. Learned the hard way with my clown knife fish.
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