This a continuation of the thread that can be seen here, which was hugely successful...thanks to all who have ordered so far!!!
http://www.aquariacentral.com/forums...d.php?t=204691
This is the new updated list of food I have available. New foods will be listed in red. Some things are listed more than once, just for organizational purposes, but the number will stay the same. I am going to continue to offer larger sized samples too, but there are some exclusions to this, either because i dont have enough of of some things are they are just too expensive to offer in such big quantities.
So i am conducting an experiment, and i have several different bulk feeds available in small sample quantities. I think there is a need to be able to get smaller amounts of some of the quality feeds out there. A 1/2lb of any of these feeds is A LOT of food, as some of you know im sure. So i am offering up sample sized portions. I have saved out a small amount, and then vacuum packed the rest up, so you can try some of these foods out for the first time, or just get small amounts to give your fish some variety.
Price for smaller samples will be $6.00 SHIPPED for any three varieties, and a $1.50 for each additional.
Price for larger samples will be $10.00 SHIPPED for any three varieties, and $2.75 for each additional. Larger sized portions will be about 2.5 times the size of the small.
SMALL FISH/FRY/REEF
1) Decapped brineshrimp eggs great for fry and smaller fish and corals. all the nutrition of bbs, minus the headache. I feed these to my community of CPD's, zebra danios, rasboras, neons, and guppies...they LOVE it!
2a) 500-800 micron Golden Pearls If you dont know what GP's are you should do a search...this is a GREAT food! This is a little bit larger size, great for slightly bigger small fish.
2b) 200-300 micron Golden Pearls
2c) 50-100 micron Golden Pearls
2d) 5-50 micron Golden Pearl
3) Spray Dried Krill fine powdered krill, perfect for fry and as a coral food.
4) Freeze Dried Arctic Copepods What a SUPER food! Talk about an intense feeding response! Small, i believe they are under 200 microns, but dont be afraid to try these on your adult smaller fish...they will go after them, i promise! Amazing for fry, small fish, and reefs.
5)Freeze Dried Rotifers This is a new one to me, but along the same lines as the copepods...great food for fry and reefs.
6) No Carb Micro Pellet I think this is the best premade pellet type food available. See the section on No Carb foods for a little more info
7)90% Hatch Rate Brineshrimp Eggs I have a small amount of these available now, for those of you who want to hatch your own bbs.
8)100% Pure Spirulina Powder
9)Triple Threat Combo combo of 500-800 micron golden pearls, arctic copepods and decapped brineshrimp eggs. This food has been hugely popular with MANY repeat orders! Give it a shot on your fry/small fish/ reef tank...you wont be disappointed!!!
10)Reefer Madness A food designed primarily as a coral food, but should be great for fry too! A combo of arctic copepods, rotifers, spray dried krill, 200-300 micron GP's, and decapped BSE. This should be a nutrative powerhouse!
30)Meat Wafers with Spirulina This is a larger sinking wafer, but is perfect for small fish. First 4 ingredients are salmon meal, plankton, shrimp, and krill meal. My community tank of danios, rasboras, neons, and guppies go CRAZY for these wafers! Wafer stays intact and stable for quite some time. Great for bottom feeders like cories and other cats, and if you want to give your shrimp something meaty. Im also thinking this would be spectacular as a fry food or for coral after being crushed up. I might offer that soon, but you could easily do it for yourself in the mean time.
28)Freeze Dried Whole Earthworms im working on figuring out how to powder these, but i have been taking the powdery stuff out of the bottom of the bags and also using scissors to chop these up, and WOW...this is a true POWERHOUSE food! One of the best most complete amino acid profiles available to fish.
23-27) Any of the sticks available work great for small fish too. My tank goes crazy over all of them. See the stick section for more info
NO CARB FOODS
I think these foods are the best available premade pellet type foods. No fillers such as corn or wheat or other grains. Fish would NEVER eat that stuff in the wild. These foods are much more effecient, they pack more usable protein with out any added waste. And in my own experience, i get much better feeding response with this stuff than from other pelleted feeds like hikari or new life spectrum.
6) No Carb Micro Small micro pellet, great for fry and smaller fish
11)No Carb Goldfish Pellet This is sinking pellet, made with green peas, herring meal, spirulina, garlic, and marigold extract. Still a smaller pellet, but much bigger than the micro pellet. Should be great for other fish that like a higher percent of veggie in their diet also
12)No Carb Tropical Color Pellet A floating no carb pellet. Great pellet for larger small fish or medium sized fish who are omnivores.
13)No Carb Veggie Disc Sinking veggie disc, great for pleco's, cats, shrimp and snails, and any other fish that likes some veggie in their diet.
FLAKE FOOD
14)Earthworm Flake
15)Veggie Flake lots of kelp and spirulina and veggies like carrots, squash and spinach
16)Color Flake with Naturose
17)Super Brineshrimp Flake
18)4 Flake Frenzy A combo of earthworm,color, veggie and now brineshrimp flake. This is my own mix of flakes, and it has been very popular so far. I am now using the super brineshrimp flake instead of the daphnia like i was before. I think the BS flake will be excepted better by the fish, and its DEFINITELY much easier to work with.
19)Beefheart Flake this is a super delicate flake, and has been reduced to a very small size from handling and repackaging. Shouldnt really matter, fish have small mouths anyway, but some people prefer a larger flake. i think i have worked out a way to store this better and keep it intact, but until i have to re order this its going to small.
20)Liver Flake this is a super delicate flake, and has been reduced to a very small size from handling and repackaging. Shouldnt really matter, fish have small mouths anyway, but some people prefer a larger flake. i think i have worked out a way to store this better and keep it intact, but until i have to re order this its going to small.
21)Mega Meat Mania A combo of eathworm, beefheart and liver flake. Super Meaty! Another one of the foods i mix up myself that has been very popular!
22)Plankton Gold This is a new line of flake I am trying out from BrineShrimp Direct. High in krill, brineshrimp, spirulina and naturose. This seems like a VERY quality flake! There are several other flakes made by Brineshrimp Direct that i would like to offer, depending on this flake is received. They are substantially more expensive than the others, but they are processed in a different manner with a great ingredient profile. So we will see how this goes.
STICKS
I had many requests and suggestions to add some of these sticks. Great for larger fish, for bottom feeders, and really for any fish that doesnt need a floating food. My small fish LOVE all of these sticks...they just attack them until they are gone.
23) Veggie with 20% Calcium Great veggie stick, with extra cacium needed for shrimp and snails. Have been a huge hit with the shrimp keepers! My fish actually devour these sticks too. I try using them for my RCS, but fish dont give them a chance to get near the food...hopefully they are atleast getting the crumbs! haha
24)Earthworm Stick
25)Color Stick
26)Brineshrimp Stick
27)S.O.S Stoked On Sticks...combo of earthworm, color, brineshrimp, and veggie sticks.
LARGER FISH
28)Freeze Dried Whole Earthworms Feed whole to larger fish or break up for medium sized fish. As far as a fish is concerned this is one of natures perfect foods!
29) Golden Pearl Marine and Freshwater Pellet This is golden pearl quality in a large pellet for medium and large fish.
23-27) Any and all of the stick foods
13)No Carb Veggie Disc
30) Meat Wafer with Spirulina This is a larger sinking wafer. First 4 ingredients are salmon meal, plankton, shrimp, and krill meal. My community tank of danios, rasboras, neons, and guppies go CRAZY for these wafers! Wafer stays intact and stable for quite some time. Great for bottom feeders like cories and other cats, and either fed whole or in smaller peices for you larger fish.
Small sized samples...$6.00 SHIPPED for 3, $1.50 for each additional. Large samples...$10.00, $2.75 for each additional. Any questions, please ask.
My paypal address is dermacyde23@aol.com. Please add your order info, which forum you're ordering from, and the name you use on that forum when sending payment. Thanks!!!
I would also be interested in making trades. Things im looking for would be...driftwood, scaping stones, soil type substrates, red cherry shrimp, possibly some types of anubias or java fern, ....? Anything else you might feel like trading just let me know...who knows???
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http://www.aquariacentral.com/forums...d.php?t=204691
This is the new updated list of food I have available. New foods will be listed in red. Some things are listed more than once, just for organizational purposes, but the number will stay the same. I am going to continue to offer larger sized samples too, but there are some exclusions to this, either because i dont have enough of of some things are they are just too expensive to offer in such big quantities.
So i am conducting an experiment, and i have several different bulk feeds available in small sample quantities. I think there is a need to be able to get smaller amounts of some of the quality feeds out there. A 1/2lb of any of these feeds is A LOT of food, as some of you know im sure. So i am offering up sample sized portions. I have saved out a small amount, and then vacuum packed the rest up, so you can try some of these foods out for the first time, or just get small amounts to give your fish some variety.
Price for smaller samples will be $6.00 SHIPPED for any three varieties, and a $1.50 for each additional.
Price for larger samples will be $10.00 SHIPPED for any three varieties, and $2.75 for each additional. Larger sized portions will be about 2.5 times the size of the small.
SMALL FISH/FRY/REEF
1) Decapped brineshrimp eggs great for fry and smaller fish and corals. all the nutrition of bbs, minus the headache. I feed these to my community of CPD's, zebra danios, rasboras, neons, and guppies...they LOVE it!
2a) 500-800 micron Golden Pearls If you dont know what GP's are you should do a search...this is a GREAT food! This is a little bit larger size, great for slightly bigger small fish.
2b) 200-300 micron Golden Pearls
2c) 50-100 micron Golden Pearls
2d) 5-50 micron Golden Pearl
3) Spray Dried Krill fine powdered krill, perfect for fry and as a coral food.
4) Freeze Dried Arctic Copepods What a SUPER food! Talk about an intense feeding response! Small, i believe they are under 200 microns, but dont be afraid to try these on your adult smaller fish...they will go after them, i promise! Amazing for fry, small fish, and reefs.
5)Freeze Dried Rotifers This is a new one to me, but along the same lines as the copepods...great food for fry and reefs.
6) No Carb Micro Pellet I think this is the best premade pellet type food available. See the section on No Carb foods for a little more info
7)90% Hatch Rate Brineshrimp Eggs I have a small amount of these available now, for those of you who want to hatch your own bbs.
8)100% Pure Spirulina Powder
9)Triple Threat Combo combo of 500-800 micron golden pearls, arctic copepods and decapped brineshrimp eggs. This food has been hugely popular with MANY repeat orders! Give it a shot on your fry/small fish/ reef tank...you wont be disappointed!!!
10)Reefer Madness A food designed primarily as a coral food, but should be great for fry too! A combo of arctic copepods, rotifers, spray dried krill, 200-300 micron GP's, and decapped BSE. This should be a nutrative powerhouse!
30)Meat Wafers with Spirulina This is a larger sinking wafer, but is perfect for small fish. First 4 ingredients are salmon meal, plankton, shrimp, and krill meal. My community tank of danios, rasboras, neons, and guppies go CRAZY for these wafers! Wafer stays intact and stable for quite some time. Great for bottom feeders like cories and other cats, and if you want to give your shrimp something meaty. Im also thinking this would be spectacular as a fry food or for coral after being crushed up. I might offer that soon, but you could easily do it for yourself in the mean time.
28)Freeze Dried Whole Earthworms im working on figuring out how to powder these, but i have been taking the powdery stuff out of the bottom of the bags and also using scissors to chop these up, and WOW...this is a true POWERHOUSE food! One of the best most complete amino acid profiles available to fish.
23-27) Any of the sticks available work great for small fish too. My tank goes crazy over all of them. See the stick section for more info
NO CARB FOODS
I think these foods are the best available premade pellet type foods. No fillers such as corn or wheat or other grains. Fish would NEVER eat that stuff in the wild. These foods are much more effecient, they pack more usable protein with out any added waste. And in my own experience, i get much better feeding response with this stuff than from other pelleted feeds like hikari or new life spectrum.
6) No Carb Micro Small micro pellet, great for fry and smaller fish
11)No Carb Goldfish Pellet This is sinking pellet, made with green peas, herring meal, spirulina, garlic, and marigold extract. Still a smaller pellet, but much bigger than the micro pellet. Should be great for other fish that like a higher percent of veggie in their diet also
12)No Carb Tropical Color Pellet A floating no carb pellet. Great pellet for larger small fish or medium sized fish who are omnivores.
13)No Carb Veggie Disc Sinking veggie disc, great for pleco's, cats, shrimp and snails, and any other fish that likes some veggie in their diet.
FLAKE FOOD
14)Earthworm Flake
15)Veggie Flake lots of kelp and spirulina and veggies like carrots, squash and spinach
16)Color Flake with Naturose
17)Super Brineshrimp Flake
18)4 Flake Frenzy A combo of earthworm,color, veggie and now brineshrimp flake. This is my own mix of flakes, and it has been very popular so far. I am now using the super brineshrimp flake instead of the daphnia like i was before. I think the BS flake will be excepted better by the fish, and its DEFINITELY much easier to work with.
19)Beefheart Flake this is a super delicate flake, and has been reduced to a very small size from handling and repackaging. Shouldnt really matter, fish have small mouths anyway, but some people prefer a larger flake. i think i have worked out a way to store this better and keep it intact, but until i have to re order this its going to small.
20)Liver Flake this is a super delicate flake, and has been reduced to a very small size from handling and repackaging. Shouldnt really matter, fish have small mouths anyway, but some people prefer a larger flake. i think i have worked out a way to store this better and keep it intact, but until i have to re order this its going to small.
21)Mega Meat Mania A combo of eathworm, beefheart and liver flake. Super Meaty! Another one of the foods i mix up myself that has been very popular!
22)Plankton Gold This is a new line of flake I am trying out from BrineShrimp Direct. High in krill, brineshrimp, spirulina and naturose. This seems like a VERY quality flake! There are several other flakes made by Brineshrimp Direct that i would like to offer, depending on this flake is received. They are substantially more expensive than the others, but they are processed in a different manner with a great ingredient profile. So we will see how this goes.
STICKS
I had many requests and suggestions to add some of these sticks. Great for larger fish, for bottom feeders, and really for any fish that doesnt need a floating food. My small fish LOVE all of these sticks...they just attack them until they are gone.
23) Veggie with 20% Calcium Great veggie stick, with extra cacium needed for shrimp and snails. Have been a huge hit with the shrimp keepers! My fish actually devour these sticks too. I try using them for my RCS, but fish dont give them a chance to get near the food...hopefully they are atleast getting the crumbs! haha
24)Earthworm Stick
25)Color Stick
26)Brineshrimp Stick
27)S.O.S Stoked On Sticks...combo of earthworm, color, brineshrimp, and veggie sticks.
LARGER FISH
28)Freeze Dried Whole Earthworms Feed whole to larger fish or break up for medium sized fish. As far as a fish is concerned this is one of natures perfect foods!
29) Golden Pearl Marine and Freshwater Pellet This is golden pearl quality in a large pellet for medium and large fish.
23-27) Any and all of the stick foods
13)No Carb Veggie Disc
30) Meat Wafer with Spirulina This is a larger sinking wafer. First 4 ingredients are salmon meal, plankton, shrimp, and krill meal. My community tank of danios, rasboras, neons, and guppies go CRAZY for these wafers! Wafer stays intact and stable for quite some time. Great for bottom feeders like cories and other cats, and either fed whole or in smaller peices for you larger fish.
Small sized samples...$6.00 SHIPPED for 3, $1.50 for each additional. Large samples...$10.00, $2.75 for each additional. Any questions, please ask.
My paypal address is dermacyde23@aol.com. Please add your order info, which forum you're ordering from, and the name you use on that forum when sending payment. Thanks!!!
I would also be interested in making trades. Things im looking for would be...driftwood, scaping stones, soil type substrates, red cherry shrimp, possibly some types of anubias or java fern, ....? Anything else you might feel like trading just let me know...who knows???
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