Small feeder?

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Yeah I'd stay away from any "bought" feeders (rossies,comets,or any other fish guppys included)

Breed your own. So you know the feeders have been fed as healthy a diet as they could get, as well as knowing there is no illness in them.

Guppy and Molly's are as easy as it gets. Just add water. If you have a 20gL or 29g tank you could have a ton of feeders in just a few short months. Basically a never ending supply.


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Feeders arn't necessary but if you really want to use feeders start breeding Mollies or Swardtails. Store bought fish have the potential of introducing unwanted pathogens. If you can't breed your own I would advise you to stick with pellets.
 
PwNz I R COLE said:
Alrite guys I'll breed them no crickets or another non water dweller I noticed my female RD lips got bigger cause she went after fry in-between rocks so I'm gonna do it This way


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Actually crickets and many other insects are among some of the healthiest "live" food you can feed. Much more so then any feeder fish. I often feed crickets to my fish.

Specially them pesky ones that make it into my room during the summer months.


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Ski13 said:
Actually crickets and many other insects are among some of the healthiest "live" food you can feed. Much more so then any feeder fish. I often feed crickets to my fish.

Specially them pesky ones that make it into my room during the summer months.


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Yes but I want something that can hide in the rocks during the day


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