Redtail Catfish food

[vGoofy]

Do you guys think it would be able to get them on pellets or stick to frozen

 

[fishhead0103666]

They’re garbage trucks, they should eat just about anything you throw at them as long as it’s edible.

 

[tlindsey]

Do you guys think it would be able to get them on pellets or stick to frozen

You definitely could get them on pellet's.

 

[vGoofy]

would that be better for them though?

 

[fishhead0103666]

would that be better for them though?

Pellets are made with the fish’s nutrition in mind, if you feed a variety of them then you’ll get all the nutrients they need.

 

[thebiggerthebetter]

Depends on their size. When small, good quality pellets (at least $5 per pound) would be fine. After they reach 1'-2', it will become way too expensive, so frozen fortified with VitaChem is more sensible.

I'd not recommend cheap pellets at any size.

 

[vGoofy]

Depends on their size. When small, good quality pellets (at least $5 per pound) would be fine. After they reach 1'-2', it will become way too expensive, so frozen fortified with VitaChem is more sensible.

I'd not recommend cheap pellets at any size.

I use hikari for all my fish is that good?

 

[thebiggerthebetter]

Should be one of the best, if used according to the fish type - carnivore, omnivore, or herbivore.

It will get expensive sooner than later, so if there nothing preventing you from offering frozen-thawed, I see only pluses.