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Unread 3rd June 2009, 06:16 PM
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Question Good food for Bettas

Hi,
I am currently keeping 2 crowntail, 3 halfmoon and 1 giant betta.
I'm feeding them Betta flakes food and freezed dried blood worm.
I am wondering is this good enough for them?
Or do I have to feed them other types or live food?
If yes, please reccomend some food that's good for bettas.
Thanks!
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Dont worry about it ,you're doing alright with the food.
Life food is whats good for most fish but you have added risk of disease.
Friend of mine uses frozen bloodworm and dry food on his wild Betta and
they are breeding well.
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Hi,
I am currently keeping 2 crowntail, 3 halfmoon and 1 giant betta.
I'm feeding them Betta flakes food and freezed dried blood worm.
I am wondering is this good enough for them?
Or do I have to feed them other types or live food?
If yes, please reccomend some food that's good for bettas.
Thanks!
I recommend Hikari Bio Gold pellets/ Atison betta pro granules.

live food may dirty the water faster but i do feed my bettas with live food prior to breeding. hope it helps.
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HaHa i feed my royal blu hmpk live tubifex most of the time and change water regularly....but if u find it inconvenient maybe get frozen blood worms i find them quite useful when im out of live food
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its fine and its convient too dont have to worry about live food as you must do water changes and live foods stinks
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hi and i agree with you but do any of you know why the betta stomach get bloated up after being fed blood worms
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