• Basic feed for marine fish!

  • Colin1418

Greetings everyone! I decided to visually share a recipe for preparing a staple fish food. This information has long been available on other forums, but I decided to duplicate it here for easier searching. Ingredients: the base of the food consists of squid and fish in a ratio of about 70% squid to 30% fish. I also add small amounts of whatever is available - krill meat, shrimp, shellfish meat, artemia, bloodworms, daphnia, cyclops, microplankton, etc., as well as dry food from the SERA brand for marine fish (Sera in flakes and Sera Granuin pellets) and dried seaweed "nori," which is used for making sushi in Japanese cuisine. All of this is grated on a fine grater. The only problem is that my hands get very cold because everything can only be grated when well-frozen. Then we add the dry food. Everything is mixed together. The resulting mixture is transferred to a low jar with a wide mouth for easy access later, frozen, and then fed to the fish. All fish, without exception, eat this food, and even the fry of Apogon started eating it quite early. I would be happy if my recipe is useful to someone.

Kevin3114

Can you suggest something else for dessert?

Alyssa6727

Is it too much to buy a blender so that my hands don't get cold?

Laura4892

I didn't understand the question... This is a recipe that can be easily supplemented and modified at your discretion; in addition to this food, I also use frozen food in blister packs for more variety...

Diana3118

Well, it depends on personal preference; I find it easy to prepare food, but that doesn't mean you have to use a grater; you can use a food processor instead, it doesn't change anything.

John5528

I'm not offended, it just happened that way. You can show, suggest, or explain something else. I just bought Artemia, and that's it; the shrimp is raw, and there's nothing for the sea in the store. What do you use, for example, from frozen food and from dry food, and what can be mixed and what cannot? It would be clearer. If possible, you can email me, or here is my topic on the aquarium.