When the gut contents of wild oscars have been examined, the average is about 50% insects (and similar animals) and the other half are Corydorus catfish.
If you were able to breed a large amount of Cory's, that might work, if not......a quite expensive feeder.
But beyond nutrition, 2 weeks of QT is barely enough time to spot many aquatic diseases, that store bought feeders carry.
All it takes is one diseased feeder, and your oscars are toast.
If you were able to breed a large amount of Cory's, that might work, if not......a quite expensive feeder.
But beyond nutrition, 2 weeks of QT is barely enough time to spot many aquatic diseases, that store bought feeders carry.
All it takes is one diseased feeder, and your oscars are toast.
