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people,listen am i right in feeding my betta fry egg yolk[solid]they are about i week old2007-11-24 23:39:48

betta fry diet

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It should be fine. Just be careful not to overfeed them. The water can get too polluted very easily since fry cannot tolerate poor water quality very easily. They should be able to handle frozen baby brine shrimp at this point as well.

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I don't think fried food is good for fish. Its not that great for humans though it does taste yummy. Beta food doesn't cost much and it lasts a long time. Please consider commercial beta food to give your pet the nourishment needed for optimum health and vitality and color.

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sure its OK i don't think eggs spoil in a week so you should be fine feeding it fry egg yolks.

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Yes you are right, but I suggest you feed other fish available in the market as egg yolk tends to make the water smelly and cloudy.

Another good home food recipe is:

50 gms Ox heart, 50gms white fish, 50gms peas (skin removed), 50 gms baked beans (washed thoroughly to remove brine), 50gms Spinach and two spoons of fish flake food.

Mash in a food processor, put in polythene bag flatten by a rolling pin till thin, put in freezer. Break of little and feed to fish.

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Betta fishes are carnivorous, thus they need foods high in protein. Yes, eggs is high in protein, but since it is fried, it is high in cholesterol, that is quite bad for health. You can steam the egg . ^ ^

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Stick to fish food

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Just to clarify for those who don't quite understand the situation.. he is feeding baby Betta. They are too small for even crushed flake food when they are born, so egg yolk or other liquid foods are a common choice for feeding them.