Baby Brine Shrimp

[leighann]

could i feed baby brine shrimp to my adult bettas?

 

[mommyof2bettas]

I suppose you could, although they are quite small. They wouldn't make much of a meal though.

 

[leighann]

oh i dont mean as an actual meal just like a treat i guess or do you thjink they wouldnt notice the shrimp?

 

[mommyof2bettas]

It might, especially if they're little pigs like mine!! But I think to be a treat you'd have to put in a few.

 

[Dibari]

I think it might be too small and itw ill float to the bottom and foul up your water. My bettas can barely eat Freeze dried daphnia, and it's bigger, so, I dunno.

 

[dmarie04]

My adults eat them.

 

[mcdanielnc89]

how big do they get?

 

[bUcky]

Adults usually can even see the BBS, and just swim right by them, so it will probably just be a waste.

 

[Crayola105]

Do you mean Can't?

 

[zoekin8yg]

Just let the shrimp grow a bit and those would be good for the adults, the babies are too small for the adults

 

[girl4God81]

If you already have some, try it. It works for Donna so it doesn't hurt to try. They certainly won't hurt them.

 

[Reyn]

when i have left over BBS from feeding my fry i give it to the adults and they CAN see it fine. BBS small to our eyes but not to Bettas.

 

[HODDY]

i fed my pk male microworm to see if he ate them and he did.So they must be able to see bbs

 

[dmarie04]

Yeah, I don't feed my adults bbs regularly or as part of their general diet..but if I have extra left over, I put them in their tanks. And they usually eat them. But my fish are PIGS! LOL And, yes, they eat left over microworms, too.

 

[Danno]

I feed them to my bettas. Maybe one a week if I have some left over. I'm talking about the live BBS though, not the frozen kind.