fish food

[krustytheclownfish]

Just wondering what everybody feeds their fish. I know there is a great variety out there and different fish require different things. Just interested what everyones' opinions are. Maybe I'm missing a good product out there. Also, I hear people talking about feeding their fish products that are bought at the grocery store. If feeding seafood, is it raw seafood or pre-cooked stuff like cocktail shrimp? And veggies, are they cooked or fresh? So many decisions!!!!

 

[b_ball12_99]

I use flake food and raw shrimp from the grocery store.

 

[mithrax]

I prepare my food using food processor. I throw in a raw shrimp (peeled), a mussel or two (fresh and shelled), a leaf of spinach or any vegie or Nori, then I add a drop or two of vitamins, and to thin the consistency, I add some some water with a few drops of combisan. Then I blend them "coarse." I pour the mixture on small ice tray and freeze. My fishes love it.
[ April 25, 2001: Message edited by: Mithrax ]

 

[fishfreek]

I alternate the following foods: spirulina flake, prime reef (frozen) , red seaweed selects, green seaweed selects, brine shrimp, nori and spirnula formula (frozen). I also soak all but the flake in zoe. (seaweed selects are offered 24/7)
I use these foods to feed my small fox face, false perc and bicolor angel, along with clean up crew , (2)shrimp and red brittle star. All the tank inhabitnts seem very happy and healthy.
[ April 25, 2001: Message edited by: fishfreek ]

 

[grouperhead]

my predators eat squid, clam, silverside, krill, mussel meat, fresh shrimp, and the occasional live. my semi reef fish eat brine, mysis, prime reef, flake, and formula 1. always feed a varied diet to ensure best color and health. later, bo

 

[caymanlovers]

Krusty - This is too funny, our Golden Maroon Clown is named Krusty.
We are using formula 2 and mysis shrimp for a clown, yellow eyed tang, flame angel and humu trigger.
Good luck!

 

[jimi]

Mysis shrimp, brine shrimp, O.S.I spirulina flake, formula 1, prime reef, angel formula, and green seaweed selects.