Hikari Fish Food?

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Hi
Does anyone feed there fish Hikari fish food?
If yes, what do you feed them and where do you buy it from?
If no what food do you find the best and where do you get that from?
Thanks
 
ive used hikari cichlid gold before , its excellent . i got it at pets@home . but you can get it loads of places online , just google it
 
I feed all my fish on hikari never had a problem with it.
I feed mine hikari algae wafers, hikari micro pellets and have fed my fighters on there betta bites all have been eaten up greedily lol.
Have bought them from lfs never bothered online lol
 
Algae wafers, crab food, food sticks, chillid food, micro pellets, sinking wafers to name a few good quality food personaly I order my Hikari food from Charter house aquatics who are a competative online store with a good service record in my experiance but you can get hikari almost every were :good:

Regards onebto.
 
I use the micro pellets for my Cardinals, it's good quality food IMO, if not the best on the market.
 
no.. i feed my fish Red Astax Crumb from here
 
I use a lot of the Sinking Wafers for my corys. My lfs usually keeps some in stock.
 
I use Hikari Cichlid Gold (medium) As my LFS does not stock the sinking variety I get it from a trusted seller on eBay.

I also use Hikari algae pellets
 
i did use it but find NLS from the US is better, healthier and cheaper . Buy in bulk few times a year.
 
i did use it but find NLS from the US is better, healthier and cheaper . Buy in bulk few times a year.
Wow that must be quite expensive. I have NLS, hikari, and Ken's food. I've had the NLS for over a year and have barely used it. IDK just not quite happy with it for some reason compared to the hikari. I will have to use it once I run out of the hikari. Out of hikari I have used micropellets, algae wafers, and the cory wafers. Usually only buy hikari when I am given a giftcard for petsmart, then I make them price match it. I am phasing over to the Ken's food. Super cheap and never had a problem with it. Bought like 1.5 pounds, 3 different kinds for $20 shipped a while back. I freeze a lot of my dry foods because I have at least a 2 year supply :rolleyes:. The food from ken's comes in 1/2 bags. I fill small containers with the food as I need it. The rest all stays frozen. When looking for a good food it should contain astaxanthin and/or garlic. NLS small fish formula has a high amount of garlic. Its suppose to increase appetite, but doesn't seem to work with my fish lol. However both these ingredients are what make up most of the cost of the high quality fish foods. NLS though is just too expensive, dry fish food shouldn't cost that much IMO.
 

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