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Atison's Betta Food - what's the difference?
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Atison's Betta Food - what's the difference?
Hi!
I feed my boys Atison's Betta Food. I always try to make sure they get a varied diet so they get their frozen brine shrimp and frozen bloodworms too. I've heard people on here talking about Atison's Betta Pro Food. What's the difference between the 2? Would it benefit my boys at all if I were to buy a tub of the Atison's Betta Pro Food and start feeding 1 type one day, the other type the following day?
I feed my boys Atison's Betta Food. I always try to make sure they get a varied diet so they get their frozen brine shrimp and frozen bloodworms too. I've heard people on here talking about Atison's Betta Pro Food. What's the difference between the 2? Would it benefit my boys at all if I were to buy a tub of the Atison's Betta Pro Food and start feeding 1 type one day, the other type the following day?
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Re: Atison's Betta Food - what's the difference?
We use the Pro mainly for our breeders as it's slightly higher in protein and good for conditioning. But no reason why you can't feed both.
Normal Pro
Protein 36% 39.9%
Fat 4.5% 8.6%
Normal Pro
Protein 36% 39.9%
Fat 4.5% 8.6%
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Re: Atison's Betta Food - what's the difference?
Ok, thanks Netty! Are there any other foods that you feed your lot that I'm maybe missing out on?
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Re: Atison's Betta Food - what's the difference?
We only use the Atisons for ours along with live bloodworm, brineshrimp etc. I have different food for each stage of fry growth until they're big enough for the pellets.
Some people feed Hikari Betta Gold. They're fine if you only have one or two Bettas but otherwise they work out more expensive to feed lots as you only get a small amount.
Some people feed Hikari Betta Gold. They're fine if you only have one or two Bettas but otherwise they work out more expensive to feed lots as you only get a small amount.
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Re: Atison's Betta Food - what's the difference?
Okie doke. Thanks again. I just wanted to make sure I was giving them as varied a diet as I could.
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Re: Atison's Betta Food - what's the difference?
No problem.....they might enjoy a little change and the pellets do look slightly different too
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Re: Atison's Betta Food - what's the difference?
I haven't tried the normal Atison's, but switched from Hikari to Atison's Pro and OMG my fish are in heaven. They ADORE this food so much, they seem really happy on it.
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Re: Atison's Betta Food - what's the difference?
I have the normal and everyone gulps it up
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