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Feeding Tropheus

Andrew

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I know there's lots of articles online about this... but was curious about what folks here are feeding their Tropheus.
 

maddog10

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Mine get NLS pellets most of the time with some Veggie Flake maybe once every 2 weeks. I also take algae covered rocks and put them in the tank from time to time, they do not stay algae covered very long!
 

longstocking

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I can give mine pretty much anything Andrew. NLs, HBH, mysis, kens tropical food flake.... I just make sure nothing slimey gets thrown in ( in other words no black worms or BS) and the protein level stays pretty low. I don't like the color on my tropheus when I only feed NLS. Call me crazy ... I know a lot of people swear by it. But I fine a seafood lover type food brings out their colors more and are healthier. When they are babies you can feed them heavier protein and they typically do better that way.
 

Artee

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Sarah,

How often do you feed them mysis ?

have just been feeding, NLS and Dianichi veggie FX.
 

longstocking

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Once a week. I try and limit the amount too.... if we were to actually count the mysis :lol: 2 mysis per fish is what I aim for. So not a lot. It's a treat. But does help condition them.

Which tropheus aren't breeding? Illangi or did you sell them? Patience ! Mine just started to spawn on a regular basis.... 3 years later :lol: The rest of my groups have always spawned no problem... something about the stupid Illangi :lol: Or maybe I just have too many males.... but they are stubborn. Same goes for red rainbows. Some people gets tons of fry.... some very little. All tropheus are not the same !
 

Artee

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Got rid of the ilangis, currently have the bembas, moliro reds and duboisis, got these traded in for my mobas, will try the mysis on the moliros . thanks.
 
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