Feeding your fish might seem simpler than it actually is, and for many fish, the normal store-bought foods and instructions aren’t enough and can cause malnutrition.
A healthy diet is extremely important for keeping your fish healthy and happy, but it’s often done incorrectly, causing serious problems like lowered immunity and bloating.
Every fish has different needs, so composing a varied diet to keep all species in your tank happy is the key.
Our guides answer specific questions regarding what to feed your fish, but we also have elaborate how-to guides on various subjects. We also provide buying guides so you know which foods to buy.
Freshwater fish are one of the easiest pets to take care of and are especially great as a first pet for kids. However, sometimes we all can be forgetful or have an unexpected event that makes us late for feeding time. Freshwater fish can go between 3 days to two weeks without food. A fish …
Aquarium fish are fascinating. But they can also feel hard to take care of. One common thing most people question is, what to feed aquarium fish? There are a multitude of different foods available when you enter the pet store. Which can be confusing. However, you have nothing to worry about as I will discuss …
I usually buy pretty large containers of fish food that last me a long time, but it has happened that I had none left. It was at this moment that I wondered what to feed fish when you don’t have any fish food. During the first 2 or 3 days without fish food, aquarium fish …
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When I was a kid I used to go out fishing with my grandfather a lot. It was awesome! We mostly used bread for lure, and I started to wonder whether I could feed bread to my freshwater aquarium fish. I did some research and this is what I found. Can you feed regular bread …