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Originally Posted by UnSun
I just like to add an important point, that is food. Assuming you have already adopted good water management practices, also feeding the correct type of food and amount is very important. Contrary to most people said floating pellets will caused SBD, I discovered actually it's the opposite. As a matter of fact those quality SS sized koi pellets are the best as koi and gfs usually can eat the same pellets. Floating pellets are made less compact and dense hence much more easy to digest. So how can they caused sbp ? To further aid digestions, just feed a little fbw as a last feed for the day and you should see further benefits.
These are my pellets that I'm using to suit different purposes.
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Jus in case there's any confusion, my previous post was not related to ur post where u show the food you feed.
I'm just saying it might be good for us gf owners to have some restrain when feeding our fish. Maybe for 1 day, 24h each week the fishes gets no food or some light vegetable food, lettuce?? or the algae wafers.