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Re: Feeding Flake
- To: KillieTalk at aka_org
- Subject: Re: Feeding Flake
- From: Joel Antkowiak <mrkillie at optonline_net>
- Date: Sat, 02 Nov 2002 10:55:02 -0400
- In-reply-to: <200211021119.gA2BJnRx030750 at mailhub_actwin.com>
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I give all of my killies, and all of my other fish as well, flakes and
frozen foods, along with pelleted/granule foods and occasional live. Among
the killies I have currently that are eating flakes are: Gnatholebias
zonatus, Nematolebias whitei, Notho. kilomberoensis, N. rubripinnis, N.
guentheri Red & Gold; A. hera, A. australe, A. ogoense Kimono yellow, A.
fulgens, Riv. sp. paryagi, Fundulo. deltaense, Fundulo. gardneri Makurdi,
Ps. annulatus, Ep. dageti, Apl. lineatus. However, when I want eggs, I
usually go to frozen and live foods exclusively.
Joel Antkowiak
>> Do NOT give them flake. It rots and fouls the water. If you don't have
>> other live foods like daphniae, use newly hatched brine shrimp. At
>> worst, use frozen foods, but in my opinion (11th commandment), never
>> use flake foods in a breeding tank.
>
> I agree, never use dried food in a breeding tank such as a bowl
> etc... but if youa re using the peat-filled-tub method it can't hurt
> unless you grossly overfeed or dump the flake in over the peat-tub.
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