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What kind of seaweed do lion head gold fish and normal gold fish eat and also ranchu?
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But no seasoning isn't it?
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Try spirulina 
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Yes spirulina is good for them........
And this is good for them too and is very cheap and grow very fast.......
And this is good for them too and is very cheap and grow very fast.......
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Yup 
Duckweed too
Duckweed too
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I think duckweed is not good with digestible.
Because it's hard it's huge and it smells not good, it taste bad it smells and tastes bitter..........
Because it's hard it's huge and it smells not good, it taste bad it smells and tastes bitter..........
Duckweed is eaten by goldfish, it's a tiny floating plant not huge. I think we are talking about different plants. There is a photo of duckweed in post #7 in this thread
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Thanks all..... 
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Below are the two types of nori I have been feeding for years to my freshwater fish. I started doing mainly for my silver dollars, but my fish love them. I cut small strips and hang these pieces from clips, and use them on no-feeding days (I feed my fish only 4 days per week, with small amounts of nori in the in-between days). There are many brands, and the are inexpensive and expensive ones; There are also read and green types. I use the cheap ones (price in dollars in yellow and orange). The criteria I look for are:
- No seasonings
- No oils
- No salt (although this one probably is less important)
By the way, all the plants in the pictures are real (even with the silver dollars).
Good luck!
- No seasonings
- No oils
- No salt (although this one probably is less important)
By the way, all the plants in the pictures are real (even with the silver dollars).
Good luck!
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Wow that is super awesome....
Gonna give my nori to gold fish......
oils
salt
Gonna give my nori to gold fish......
FranciscoB do u give your fish nori with or without, this:
seasoningsoils
salt
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Without. However, salt would concern me less.
Oils and seasonings are absolute no, no's.
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Where can i get seaweed that didn't have this preparation, seasonings, oils, salt?
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I don't know in Thailand, but I assume it is even easier than in the US.
Here (USA), I buy them at Asian markets in Chinatown (the part of towns that have lots of Asian stores).
Good luck!
Here (USA), I buy them at Asian markets in Chinatown (the part of towns that have lots of Asian stores).
Good luck!
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