I recommend a container that’s smaller than one gallon (3 liters) so that it easily fits in your tank. This can be an ice tub or a container you bought. Luckily, this is quite easy to do.įirst, take out any plastic container you like. Rick,If you added all the vitamins and healthy ingredients to your prime rib,I’ll bet you would be a very healthy person, as long as you continued to swim back and forth in your tank, were actively spawning and getting along in the community.ĭrop a cube,its all the rage,everyone is doing it.Before trying to take out any eggs, make sure you have the infrastructure in place to actually hatch them. Some people shop for better cuts of beef than they would for there own meals, then spend hours preparing fish food while taking about 20 minutes to prepare their own meal. Bits and flakes are probably not good by themselves because these are actually carnivorous animals (meat eaters goheel). If it is a cost thing, then you have another problem all together. Rick, What if someday we had a hard time finding any food a discus would eat? Not likely, come on. I think some people make a lot of fuss and maybe more than is required. In the wild (nature), there is no beefheart, tetra bits or flake food for that matter. I never said you couldn’t feed different things, I just said that it probably isn’t necessary. Contains mostly vitamin C, E, and A, same as the rest. Ok, so add some food coloring to your tank water.įlake food…. The only thing I find that is different with tetra bits is that they say they add color supplementation. I see no huge benefits to adding numerous foods with the same ingredients, unless you have picky fish which is no fun either.

Now,granted,I don’t know what some of that stuff is but this sounds like a pretty diversified, varied and healthy diet to me, probably better than most humans get. Ingredients: blood worms, vitamin E, vitamin C, vitamin A, vitamin B1, vitamin B2, vitamin B6, vitamin B12, beta carotene, l-ascorbyl-2-polyphosphate (stabilized vitamin C), riboflavin, thiamine mono-nitrate, biotin, choline chloride, folic acid, pantothenic acid, inositol, niacin Fish food primarily consists of carbohydrates, proteins, fats, minerals and vitamins.įrozen blood worms from hikari have these….

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