Foods

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My HD PVR
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Foods

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Okay so today is a food day, although i do not have my F8s yet, im going to start the snail process. But i do have my bbgs and ive been feeding brine every other day to them so they dont get "addicted" to it. What foods should I buy? worms? by the way... i dont think ill be able to get live worms due to my mom although my LFS has a great selection, but i can try... tell me some stuff that is live and also is not live... thanks!
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Frozen brine shrimp aren't a good food. Will they eat frozen bloodworms? There are all sorts of frozen foods, check them out. All of our fish will eat almost all of the frozen foods quite well, even the ones that are all ground up. Are you just wondering how to feed the BBGs? If so I'll move this to the appropriate section.
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Re: Foods

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not how to feed, just what to get...
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Bloodworms always good to start with
It's amazing how easy maintenance is. If done regularly and thoroughly
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