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Posted by Bibo on November 7, 2008, 2:40 pm
Please log in for more thread options I regularly feed my 2 large 3-year-old comet goldfish their usual
pellets, and they appear healthy and happy in their new 33 gallon
tank. However--despite the fact these pellets claim to have
everything the fish need--I'm thinking of throwing in fresh food, such
as finely chopped mango, strawberry, etc., maybe some veggies (soft
ones, of course) to vary their diet
Is this a good idea? Are there any fruits or vegetables that they
shouldn't eat? Do you think it would be better for their diet to
receive such stuff?
Thanks,
Adrian
Victoria, BC, Canada
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Posted by on November 8, 2008, 10:52 am
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only as a laxative. GF do not digest carbs at all.
>I regularly feed my 2 large 3-year-old comet goldfish their usual
>pellets, and they appear healthy and happy in their new 33 gallon
>tank. However--despite the fact these pellets claim to have
>everything the fish need--I'm thinking of throwing in fresh food, such
>as finely chopped mango, strawberry, etc., maybe some veggies (soft
>ones, of course) to vary their diet
>
>Is this a good idea? Are there any fruits or vegetables that they
>shouldn't eat? Do you think it would be better for their diet to
>receive such stuff?
>
>Thanks,
>Adrian
>Victoria, BC, Canada
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Posted by Tynk on November 10, 2008, 11:25 am
Please log in for more thread options > I regularly feed my 2 large 3-year-old comet goldfish their usual
> pellets, and they appear healthy and happy in their new 33 gallon
> tank. =A0However--despite the fact these pellets claim to have
> everything the fish need--I'm thinking of throwing in fresh food, such
> as finely chopped mango, strawberry, etc., maybe some veggies (soft
> ones, of course) to vary their diet
>
> Is this a good idea? =A0Are there any fruits or vegetables that they
> shouldn't eat? =A0Do you think it would be better for their diet to
> receive such stuff?
>
> Thanks,
> Adrian
> Victoria, BC, Canada
Adding a plant that they can munch on would be good them for them.
Anacharis is a favorite of Goldies.
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Posted by John Smith on November 10, 2008, 12:35 pm
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> > I regularly feed my 2 large 3-year-old comet goldfish their usual
> > pellets, and they appear healthy and happy in their new 33 gallon
> > tank. =A0However--despite the fact these pellets claim to have
> > everything the fish need--I'm thinking of throwing in fresh food, such
> > as finely chopped mango, strawberry, etc., maybe some veggies (soft
> > ones, of course) to vary their diet
>
> > Is this a good idea? =A0Are there any fruits or vegetables that they
> > shouldn't eat? =A0Do you think it would be better for their diet to
> > receive such stuff?
>
> > Thanks,
> > Adrian
> > Victoria, BC, Canada
>
> Adding a plant that they can munch on would be good them for them.
> Anacharis is a favorite of Goldies.
Well now we have a confliction of the self appointed GURU's on feeding
greens and veggies or so it appears...........Looks like ALL Posts
will be under close scutiny and subject to objection...........or at
least that seems to be what TYNK wants since she seems to want to get
the group wars crap started agin...What say you TYNK...........you up
for another but much extended round of USENET crap?
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Posted by Tynk on November 13, 2008, 1:03 pm
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> > > I regularly feed my 2 large 3-year-old comet goldfish their usual
> > > pellets, and they appear healthy and happy in their new 33 gallon
> > > tank. =A0However--despite the fact these pellets claim to have
> > > everything the fish need--I'm thinking of throwing in fresh food, suc=
h
> > > as finely chopped mango, strawberry, etc., maybe some veggies (soft
> > > ones, of course) to vary their diet
>
> > > Is this a good idea? =A0Are there any fruits or vegetables that they
> > > shouldn't eat? =A0Do you think it would be better for their diet to
> > > receive such stuff?
>
> > > Thanks,
> > > Adrian
> > > Victoria, BC, Canada
>
> > Adding a plant that they can munch on would be good them for them.
> > Anacharis is a favorite of Goldies.
>
> Well now we have a confliction of the self appointed GURU's on feeding
> greens and veggies or so it appears...........Looks like ALL Posts
> will be under close scutiny and subject to objection...........or at
> least that seems to be what TYNK wants since she seems to want to get
> the group wars crap started agin...What say you TYNK...........you up
> for another but much extended round of USENET crap?
Feeding vegetables vs. suggesting a plant they eat naturally aren't
the same thing.
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>pellets, and they appear healthy and happy in their new 33 gallon
>tank. However--despite the fact these pellets claim to have
>everything the fish need--I'm thinking of throwing in fresh food, such
>as finely chopped mango, strawberry, etc., maybe some veggies (soft
>ones, of course) to vary their diet
>
>Is this a good idea? Are there any fruits or vegetables that they
>shouldn't eat? Do you think it would be better for their diet to
>receive such stuff?
>
>Thanks,
>Adrian
>Victoria, BC, Canada