"Quality flake food?"

[kimmisc]

On fish profiles and sites, you often see "quality flake food" listed as a proper food source. What is quality flake food? Every flake food states that it is high in quality, but of course it would.

I put Tetra and Wardley's up because those are what is typically found in Walmart and the LFS around here.

Feel free to discuss.

 

[Hooked Newbie]

Omega One, Hikari, NLS... You do sometimes get what you pay for.

 

[DominionDesign]

I feed New Life Spectrum flake. You defintely get what you pay for.

 

[Virtuoso2K12]

Both Tetra and Wardley's. You definitely get what you pay for.

 

[chazsgirl]

I use aquadine all my guys love it and you can pic the blend you want, not that exp. either. you can get a sample (pay only 2.95 for all items purchased shipping) on www.aquadine.com I got the free and a blend I made. check it out!

 

[gustavo85]

I use Ocean Nutrition, it's very good but could be rare to find. They have a nice variety of flakes. If not, I've heard good things of NLS. I use Ocean Nutrition flakes and NLS Thera A+ small pellets; very good.

 

[Mr.Midas]

I used to use tetra min, but since i got cichlids ive switched to nutrafin basix...which some of you might know, i found a piece of tiawanese news clipping in, lol. I also feed aquadine pellets and i use wardley algae pellets.

 

[evelyn80]

i use nutrifin basix it works good

 

[Riiz]

If I feed dry foods, I like Hikari and Tetra color Flakes. My fish dont like Omega One, and I havent used Nutrafin in about 5-7 years.

 

[Fishy_Fun]

i voted for tetra since thats all my fish will eat