Soak the fresh and frozen. Pellets are loaded already.
AKED are the fat soluble. Just like with humans too much of these are a bad thing.
AKED are the fat soluble. Just like with humans too much of these are a bad thing.
What food brings out the best color in your fish?
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my fish always have great color and i feed massivore
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True, a great factor. But I see bird feathers and fish scales a little different.
Rainbow trout wild and captive bred look nearly the same on the exterior. On the inside captive bred have the lack of pigment from food you mention. So we artificially dye them.
Rainbow trout wild and captive bred look nearly the same on the exterior. On the inside captive bred have the lack of pigment from food you mention. So we artificially dye them.
Chili pepper is old school, same effect as paprika which is next to nothing compared to various forms of astaxanthin currently on the market. Tagetes (marigold meal) is a common food additive used to enhance the color yellow, and many foods on the market contain it - just not all manufacturers list every single last ingredient individually, many will just use terms such as carotenoids etc. Or the ingredients will be lumped together as one. A bit of smoke & mirrors to keep the competition on their toes.
Actually the same substances that salmon farms use (Carophyll Pink/Red) to give color to a fishes flesh to make it look more appealing to consumers, will most definitely enhance the "outside" of the fish as well. That is exactly why Asian Discus breeders use it in their feed mix for red fish. It can turn a fish that is naturally yellow, to an unnatural orange, or a fish that is naturally pink, to blood red.
The same company that produces Carophyll Pink also makes a yellow enhancer for egg yolks.
You can read more about this in the folowing past discussion.
http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/f...My-Red-Discus-Before-amp-After-Carophyll-Pink
Most of the OP's pics are now gone, but the fish shown were genetic crap, washed out pink - that after being jacked up on Carophyll Pink became blood red. Tony hasn't posted here in 3 yrs, and the link to his website is now DOA, so I guess his sales didn't take off the way he was expecting?
This food brings out the color in my fish more than any other
http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/f...624-You-should-try-feeding-Wardleys-pond-food
http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/f...624-You-should-try-feeding-Wardleys-pond-food
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