I got a 15.3 oz. can of these discs at Petsmart last week because it was only about $8. clearance. Started using it along with other dried foods I had. The food sinks rather Fast, considering it says "Slow Sinking". Had a Horrible experience with the stuff today. I have a 130 gal. tank with goldfish/ koi, and a native minnow called "Black Nose Dace". Had these 7 daces for the past 8 months & they were doing just fine. Today I put in a little extra food to get it down to the catfish. I noticed the water clouded up with tiny food particles. Got back 3 hours later to find all the fish gasping for air on top, & all the daces dead with bloated bellies; some floating some sunk to the bottom. Saw Dried Brewers Yeast as an ingredient. Was it the yeast, or some other bacteria or alge bloom that depleted the oxygen? Be Careful With This Stuff!!! Use sparingly, if at all. Good Luck, Ed

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is it true that full grown fish can eat baby newborn mice? someone told me that they fed that 2 goldfish but i think they are lying ......is it possible

I fed my fish those crisps pictured here and they stained my fish's mouths red. I switched to pellets from a nice fish store and they keep the water much cleaner.

I feed my fish the following: flake food, pelleted food, bloodworms, shrimp, other freeze dried worms and any flies or small bugs I catch. I alternate and feed them something different every day. Once in a while I feed them frozen peas or bits of fresh orange for vitamin C which they do not store. Always select a good quality food that contains Vitamin C and throw it out and replace it every 3 months. The nutritional quality gets depleted over time.
I keep my fish indoors over the winter but release them to a 250 gallon pond during the spring and summer. Some of my fish are over 10 years old!

what to feed goldfish other than fish food