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[vote]Tetramin staple[/vote]
tetramin all the way

[vote]Wardleys[/vote]
I just bought some Wardleys and Tetramin.

[vote]other..[/vote]
Sera

best in my opinion, even trouble guys like morish idol will eat their food

[vote]other..[/vote]
Omega One

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[vote]Wardleys[/vote]
Mostly Wardleys.

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[vote]other..[/vote]
O.S.I flake food, O.S.I vivid color flakes and Tetramin Advanced nutrition flakes

[vote]other..[/vote]
Well, I wasn't sure what to put. Nutrafin Color for my apisto tank and Bio-Blend small cichlids pellets and Bio-Blend bottom feeder wafers and also some LFS brand spirulia flakes. For my african tank I use Plankton Gold from Brine Shrimp Direct, spirulina flakes, and Hikari Gold pellets. I also supplement each tank with zucchini, cucumber, and lettuce leaves. Oh yeah, I also use frozen bloodworms, frozen brine shrimp, and a frozen community mix made by San Francisco Bay. Yeah, about covers it.

[span class="edited"][Edited by chapman76 2004-08-09 11:02][/span]

[vote]other..[/vote]
I use a variety...TetraMin, Tetra Spirulina, Nutrafin Livebearer, Aquarian, Wardley Total. I also have pellets, wafers, and frozen & live foods :%)

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[vote]Aquarian[/vote]
I use Aquarian Flake, Hikari Bio Gold, Wardley algae wafers and shrimp pellets.

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[vote]Tetramin staple[/vote]
Thats all thats round here usually.

I do not use flakes. I use Hikari floating carnivore pellets.:%)

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[vote]other..[/vote]
[font color="#000080"]does frozen blood worm count?
my fish love them though

[vote]Aquarian[/vote]
I maily use Aquarian but do use various other flakes now n then to have a variety.

[vote]Tetramin staple[/vote]
I usually rotate my flake around between TetraMin, Wardley and JBL each time i buy to give the fish some variety. But for the last while have been sticking to TetraMin.

[vote]other..[/vote]
I use Omega One flakes and pellets.




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[span class="edited"][Edited by wesellguns 2004-08-08 20:39][/span]

[vote]Tetramin staple[/vote]
i use tetracolor to feed my neontetras and guppies it keeps them active and colorful so i see no need to switch.

[vote]Aquarian[/vote]
GO AQUARAIN!!!

[vote]Hikari[/vote]

What kind of food do you use?

-topher
[option1]Tetramin staple[/option1]
[option2]NutraFin[/option2]
[option3]Wardleys[/option3]
[option4]Aquarian[/option4]
[option5]Hikari[/option5]
[option6]other..[/option6]

[vote]Hikari[/vote]
I like Hikari cause it has nice packaging and good ingredients.

[vote]Tetramin staple[/vote]
mmm yummy! (of course with other foods often for variety)

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[vote]Hikari[/vote]
Wheat germ and spirulina formula!

[vote]other..[/vote]
Omega One...there are other brands?

Looking at the ingredients, it starts out with whole salmon, halibut, black cod, whole herring, shrimp , krill, wheat flour, wheat gluten, fresh kelp, etc. Most other fish foods start out with fish meal, flour, etc. as the main ingredients. My fish notice the difference.

[vote]Tetramin staple[/vote]
yep thats what I use

[vote]other..[/vote]
Bio-blend...not a flake but w/e

[vote]Tetramin staple[/vote]
fish seem to look good and healthy.

[vote]Tetramin staple[/vote]
Use Tetramin flakes, but supplement with OSI shrimp pellets. The cave fish seem to enjoy the shrimp pellets and can manage to find them.

[vote]Aquarian[/vote]
Justice I feed Aquarian too. But I also feed Hikari sinking wafers, bloodworms, and betta bio gold. So it's half and half.

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[vote]Tetramin staple[/vote]
TetraMin, the rich mix. I also use the spirulina blend for my guppies/danios. The flakes could be considered the staple food, I guess, though I only feed them 2-3 times a week. I have a wide variety of foods for my fishies that they seem to enjoy.

Their favored foods are the Tetra Nature's Delica (the gel-packed foods) and frozen brine shrimp and blood worms. All my bettas go wild over the gel-packed foods, so I get every variety I can find. I've had them nearly rip the bag out of my hand to get to the food.

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[vote]Tetramin staple[/vote]
I use tetramin !

[vote]Hikari[/vote]
Good brand...the fish like it a lot.

[vote]Aquarian[/vote]
i must be the odd one out.....

[vote]other..[/vote]
Omega One

[vote]other..[/vote]
Just buy local packaged pond flakes for staple, mix with some wardley total tropical flakes and some flakes from a local store that they make themselves.


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[vote]other..[/vote]
OSI...

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[vote]Wardleys[/vote]
For the most part, I feed Wardleys. But I also throw in some ThatFishPlace brand flakes at least twice a week.

[vote]other..[/vote]
I use Sera

[vote]other..[/vote]
It's not a flake, but my staple food (actually, more or less my only food - I've ceased to supplement frozen foods and so on since I switched, since it's supposed to have everything in it) is Newlife Spectrum.

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[vote]Wardleys[/vote]
currently wardleys

[vote]Wardleys[/vote]
I use wardleys flakes, Hikari for wafers and OSI for pellets . I heard somewhere that the tetramin is high in fats that arent healthy for fish, any truth to this?