Or mοѕt οtһеr tropical fish. I tһіחk tһеу eat tһеѕе bugs іח tһеrе natural habitat аחԁ god knows tһеу аrе easy tο breed. If I bred batches οf wingless guys wουƖԁ tһаt bе a ɡοοԁ diet fοr mу fish?
I’m thinking аbουt breeding ѕοmе οf tһе wingless ones οח Ɩіkе a bіɡ floating driftwood bowl. I tһіחk іt mіɡһt bе kinda сοοƖ. Tһеу саח′t fƖу away аחԁ mу fish һаνе something tο hunt
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as long as they were the small variety, i don’t see why not! just make sure they’re not more than a mouthfull, don’t want the fish choking on them. and only feed as a treat, supplement with tropical fish food and other live/frozen food such as bloodworm and brine shrimp, and even the occasional veges.
You can try putting a bit of the food in the tank. If they like it then i guess you can continue. I have never tried this.
I have two black mollies. And they are pretty happy eating worms / cucumbers / flakes and such stuff…
i think that is a bad idea..
better avoid em from chocking…. or unknown bacteria infection..
I don’t see a problem, as the others have said as long as they’re small enough.
I’ve actually seen boxes of fruit flies in my local fish shop. They’re only 2 euro a box, it’s huge box.
fruit flies mollys love them and if you want to feed them aliave foods you can i fed my mollys a moth this morning and they ate it!