Just drop a feeder block into your pond and your fish are fed for you. Each 5 ounce block contains nutritious pellets for koi and goldfish. One block feeds approximately 5 goldfish or koi (each 5″ to 10″ in length for 5-7 days).
Filed under Fish Feeders by on Aug 29th, 2010. Comment. 
Base color of the Wolf cichlid is gold, and well-kept specimens will take on a beautiful lavender color. They have random black spots all over their body. Juveniles are gold with a black horizontal stripe.Big and mean best describes this cichlid. Dovii are known for their aggression, so tank mates need to compete with their temperament and size. It is recommended that these fish are kept in a large species tank with no tankmates to avoid issues. They will eat anything small enough to fit in their mouth, and will not hesitate to beat more docile tankmates.Feed pellets, frozen foods like silversides and krill, and earthworms on occasion. This fish is a substrate spawner
Filed under Freshwater Fish by on Aug 24th, 2010. Comment.
These small size pellets are soft, moist and highly palatable. Deveolped to provide super color enhancing qualities, high levels of refined quality marine proteins and a neutral buoyancy for optimum suspension in salt water. Contains garlic, spirulina and MPAX (marine protein amino extract).
Filed under Pellet Food by on Aug 12th, 2010. Comment.
This catfish is golden green. Its common name comes from the large, gold-edged black spot on beach flank. The tail is trimmed in black. This fish will eat smaller fish, basically anything it can fit in its mouth, so be wary. Larger tankmates and other catfish, as well as its own species, will get along fine with this fish. These catfish do require a large tank, and if you would like to view your catfish during the day, make sure it is dimly lit with plenty of plants and driftwood for cover. Otherwise, it will stay hidden during the day and venture out at dark for food. Feed any sort of frozen meaty foods, as well as pellets, or any kind of sinking food.
Filed under Freshwater Fish by on Aug 7th, 2010. Comment.
The Red Lip Blenny has tons of personality to add to a community or reef aquarium. This bottom dwelling fish is primarily brown with red around its lips and into its fins. It will spend most of the time on the bottom or perching in the rockwork of the aquarium. Like other blennies, it may eat some algae growing in the aquarium like the nuisance hair algae, or ornamental macroalgae like Caulerpa. Blennies will also accept many other types of food like pellets, frozen formulas, brine shrimp and others. The Red Lip Blenny can be kept with most other community tankmates like damsels, clownfish and angel but they may become territorial with time and will defend against trespassers in their area. They are safe for reef aquariums and will not harm most invertebrates, with the possible exception of crustaceans like small shrimp.
Filed under Saltwater Fish by on Apr 30th, 2010. Comment.
