The Great White Hand Posted March 4, 2008 Report Share Posted March 4, 2008 Hi Any opinions or interesting articles on the merits of both, particularly direct comparisons. I'm thinking of changing from colorbits, I suppose I'll do what I usually do and have both (I've a cupboard/freezer full of fish food LOL). My four discus (8-12cm) typically have two blocks of frozen (thawed) bloodworm and a bit of flake (JBL premium) and about a tablespoon of colorbits a day. What do those quatities sound like to you? Regards, TGWH Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ryanjury Posted March 4, 2008 Report Share Posted March 4, 2008 When I looked into it on this site http://www.cichlid-food-canada.com/info.html you can hover over the food and get the nutritional info, I was interested to see the difference between the cichlid formula and discus, from the pop up that came up I couldn't tell any difference in ingrediants the only difference I can see is the price and the fact they dont do discus in bulk.. It appears to me that NLS packaged the same product in a different smaller container with a higher price marketing it to the discus keepers who will be more likely to see something with a discus on it and spend whatever they want.. I got some NLS and im slowly getting my discus onto it from colourbits, frozen homemade food and whiteworms they're starting to get onto it, sounds like yours have a good diet As for quantities if they're eating it all its obviously sweet.. I am impressed with the quality of the NLS food the fish seem to eat it, I haven't seen any changes in colour (they claim you have to feed it exclusively for that to happen and I will never feed only one food) the pellets are very small and you have to chuck a few in but the fish seem to love it and its good to mix in with all the other foods I feed. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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