Review: Hikari Mini Sinking Cichlid Gold Pellets

[@NiX_aKi]

I actually prefer the mini sized pellets because it's easier for the fish to swallow. I find that my large cichlids tend to grind the larger pellets before swallowing. A lot of food debri gets thrown out thru the gills if I use larger pellets.

[@nathannewman35]

Hey if your looking for a better food from hikari try cichlid excel mini pallet. I found it works better than the Hikari gold range.

[@simonzinc-trumpetharris852]

Hikari make some of the best food out there.

[@nickob.8726]

Nice review, got my pair of agentea bulk up with hikari biogold u can use the large size pellet for ur large cichlids, new subsciber here👍🏼

[@emmanuelsdad1688]

Which food do you suggest for frontosa?

[@isaacvillafuerte5711]

Can I give these to gold fish

[@FlowerHornSecret]

Hi bro..I have 1 request...please tell this sinking cichlid gold pellers bichirs feeds or not? Please reply fast

[@laurit3116]

I recently had a fish die from fungus on the food that was left at the bottom. Going forward I was thinking of only feeding floating food, because it is less likely to get stuck in the substrate or a fish not seeing it. BTW I keep African Cichlids. What are your thoughts with my theory?

[@dilflife6533]

Can you do a reveiw on hicari allège wafers

[@codymann9291]

How mutch do I feed my 6 chilids at 3cm

[@magneto8002]

All fish food has the same ingredients mostly fish meal.

[@dilflife6533]

Hikari sinking cichlid gold large pellets thats good for my 8 inch oscar

[@HanworthHomebrew]

Man after my own heart I have many different foods for my fish and keep switching them around so the fish get a wide range

[@diamondjesus7762]

Great video! All of your videos are, u should do a room tour ? 🙏 lol

[@LookDeepWithin]

I would like to gently caution all fish parents, on fish food and pellets that promise very fast growth, because hormones are added so that the fish grows faster, and many times so fast that their body cannot catch up or that their genes simply do not support growing that big, and therefore the fish develops TUMOURS instead.... My fish were all fine and healthy until I added these pellets to their diet and one died, with tumours on him inside out. After I threw the culprit away, indeed the rest of my fish are saved. I am very sure we don't mind our fish staying small after all, right?! At least they stay healthy and not die. The ironic truth is that fish grows anyway with sufficient food, so why feed hormones to force it. So be very careful of those food and pellets that promise very fast growth.

[@SwissNoobWatches]

Hikari quality made in Japan

[@T700-n3k]

They have bigger pellets