I have some gold fish flake food and no gold fish. The food is not very old, and I think it is perfectly good food. If I could I’d just give it to someone, but I do not know anyone near by who would need it. My question is; could I occasionally give a little of it to my tropical fish? It may still go bad before I use it up, but I’d rather use a little of it than waste it all. I know the two types of fish have different needs. I also know that some variety is good for fish. So... what do you think? What are the reasons I shouldn't feed the food to my tropical fish?
gold fish food and tropical fish
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patoloco
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Do it. As long as it's not decomposed it will not harm the fish. Also, you are not feeding them the "wrong" food forever.
I would defently still be feeding them there normal food, I would just add the gold fish flakes a couple times a week.
Ps: Is that a croc with a pet rock (with purple string of course)?
Ps: Is that a croc with a pet rock (with purple string of course)?
patoloco
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The reasons you don't usually feed goldfish food to tropiclas is that goldfish have a high carb need in their diet. Tropicals usually need higher protein. This can lead to tissue damage.