Vibrant colors on your fish

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That could get really expensive really fast just to make sure they have bright colors. :) guess it depends on your monster budget. A 5 oz bag wouldn't last a 2' rtc more than one feeding. So you'd need a bag everytime you feed. Also when it's 3' yikes!!! lol. Good find though for smaller-mid sized catfish.
 
necrocanis said:
That could get really expensive really fast just to make sure they have bright colors. :) guess it depends on your monster budget. A 5 oz bag wouldn't last a 2' rtc more than one feeding. So you'd need a bag everytime you feed. Also when it's 3' yikes!!! lol. Good find though for smaller-mid sized catfish.
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I realized this before I even purchased any. I only give 2 pieces per feeding, along with fish fillets, massivore pellets, and regular market shrimp. My LFS said they will give me a 10-15% discount if I purchase 3 at a time.
 
Jdj211 said:
I realized this before I even purchased any. I only give 2 pieces per feeding, along with fish fillets, massivore pellets, and regular market shrimp. My LFS said they will give me a 10-15% discount if I purchase 3 at a time.
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:) you got a nice LFS.
 
I have been feeding mine peeled raw shrimp. They wont eat shelled shrimp. Should i starve them until they eat the shelled stuff, i would really love to get my RTC coloring brighter? Are they missing essential nutrients wih just peeled shrimp?
 
Please check out the link I provided.
 
That thread was great for the coloration aspect of my question, but my question is also nutritional. Do i need to get my fish to eat the shelled shrimp becuase they are losing nutrients, or is the raw fine and i can just add paprika for color.
 
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