Several months ago I picked up a 2-3 inch Midas who kept killing his tankmates at my work. He is an incredible fish who I have come to absolutely love. To get his growth going fast in the beginning I was instructed to feed beef heart every few days, to supplement a normal diet of larger pelleted food by Hikari. Naturally being pumped full of all that fat and protein, he has grown pretty rapidly and is up to around 6-7 inches now.
My question is this: Is it safe to assume that he will not be able to process the fat and protein content in that food, as he grows older and his growth slows (talking a fair way into the future, obviously)? Or will he still be able to make use of those extra calories? If it is true that it will be no use to feed him the heart anymore, is there anything you fellow Midas owners have found that they love just as much, but that they will still make use of?
Thanks in advance.
My question is this: Is it safe to assume that he will not be able to process the fat and protein content in that food, as he grows older and his growth slows (talking a fair way into the future, obviously)? Or will he still be able to make use of those extra calories? If it is true that it will be no use to feed him the heart anymore, is there anything you fellow Midas owners have found that they love just as much, but that they will still make use of?
Thanks in advance.


