stech 17 Posted February 15, 2019 For Ranchus I know best to feed a mixture of sinking pellet, gel, vegetables and frozen bloodworms. Which brand of sinking pellets has least chance of contributing to potential floaty or swim bladder issue? I understands that overfeeding, diet with high protein and bad water quality can all leads to diseases and swim bladder issue. Staple sinking pellets that I am looking into are Azayaka, Saki-Green/Purple, Northfin and Omega One. I like Azayaka but it has to be ship from Japan. Any feedbacks on these brand and recommendation? 0 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
dahling8 97 Posted February 15, 2019 Out of your brands, I have tried Northfin, but not for goldfish. I do like my NLS Algaemax, their NLS TherA+ pellets did cause some floaty issues in an Oranda, but not with their Algaemax. I like their higher veggie/green content and fibre. The Oranda had issues with the Repashy Solient Green gel foods, I was told that the Super Green was not as likely to have any issues. Good luck! 0 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
koko 14,341 Posted February 15, 2019 1 hour ago, stech said: For Ranchus I know best to feed a mixture of sinking pellet, gel, vegetables and frozen bloodworms. Which brand of sinking pellets has least chance of contributing to potential floaty or swim bladder issue? I understands that overfeeding, diet with high protein and bad water quality can all leads to diseases and swim bladder issue. Staple sinking pellets that I am looking into are Azayaka, Saki-Green/Purple, Northfin and Omega One. I like Azayaka but it has to be ship from Japan. Any feedbacks on these brand and recommendation? I dont use any of those but I do use Fluval bug bites with my Moor and Ranchu. I havent seen any issues with this food. 0 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
