Bite size: What size of pellets do you use?

[JoJosReef]

Well my fishes eat mainly pellets. Some frozen, a variety of frozen for my carnivores. But the proof is in the pudding, not words.
Here are pictures of my fishes. I think they are extremely heathy. There is no way I can feed adequate variety with live and frozen food if that is all I feed my tank.
There is no way the food we feed our tank is “natural”. That is where the science of feed come in. It does not matter the source of the nutrients is terrestrial, just is the nutrients are what the animals needed?
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You must have a lot of worms in your tank :~p

 

[drolmaeye]

Well my fishes eat mainly pellets. Some frozen, a variety of frozen for my carnivores. But the proof is in the pudding, not words.
Here are pictures of my fishes. I think they are extremely heathy. There is no way I can feed adequate variety with live and frozen food if that is all I feed my tank.
There is no way the food we feed our tank is “natural”. That is where the science of feed come in. It does not matter the source of the nutrients is terrestrial, just is the nutrients are what the animals needed?
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"I'll have what he's having . . ."

Some beautiful fish, there.

 

[Roatan Reef]

I use all 3 sizes of the TDO Chroma Boost, I mix then all in a small container and feed twice daily after feeding frozen foods...fish, inverts love it!

 

[Mark Goode]

I can't get mine to eat pellets of any size, slow sinking or otherwise. They watch them sink with a kind of mild curiosity, then return to begging under the feeding ring for frozen.

 

[Borat]

Better question is, What size pellets don't I use.

Better question is: why use pellets of any size? I don't use pellets - sure way to create polution in your tank..

 

[South Carolina reef]

Depending on the size of the fishes mouth

 

[scardall]

I use 3mm pices pellets that sink. good overall size for 4+" size fish and some inverts too.

 

[SPR1968]

I use the small pellets because they work well in the Apex auto feeder

I use them for an evening feed with ocean nutrition 1 and 2, and also thats the prime feeding method when Im away

 

[Bucs20fan]

Better question is: why use pellets of any size? I don't use pellets - sure way to create polution in your tank..

Or feed fish a varied diet. Pellets are a great way to supplement what can’t be given easily or affordably through raw food.

you only pollute a tank by improper feeding techniques.

 

[vetteguy53081]

Medium and Large for me and I just tried new pellets (which are used in auto feeder) recommended by Lou at Tropic Marin and my fish are going nuts with it-

 

[Anemone_Fanatic]

I don't use pellets often anymore. Mysis and capelin roe for me. I have used them in the past, and I will say that smaller pellets are better for almost every size of fish. Even big fish prefer to eat smaller pieces. Around the size of the fish's eye is a good sizing guideline.

 

[Nemo&Friends]

voted other. Never use pellet, fish do not eat them, they just fall fast to the bottom and rot. I tried small and larger one, and wasted my money. I much prefer flakes, they float slowly and give fish time to catch it.

 

[SaintGbar]

Well my fishes eat mainly pellets. Some frozen, a variety of frozen for my carnivores. But the proof is in the pudding, not words.
Here are pictures of my fishes. I think they are extremely heathy. There is no way I can feed adequate variety with live and frozen food if that is all I feed my tank.
There is no way the food we feed our tank is “natural”. That is where the science of feed come in. It does not matter the source of the nutrients is terrestrial, just is the nutrients are what the animals needed?
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Gorgeous fish! Just stunning

 

[SaintGbar]

voted other. Never use pellet, fish do not eat them, they just fall fast to the bottom and rot. I tried small and larger one, and wasted my money. I much prefer flakes, they float slowly and give fish time to catch it.

Agreed I only do the flake and frozen and I’ve never really had any issues with getting anyone to eat

 

[Rusty_L_Shackleford]

I dont currently use any pellets. All my fish are currently very small. I usually feed frozen nano frenzy and keep some flakes on hand for ocassional use.