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![]() "~ jan" wrote in message ... On Sat, 24 Feb 2007 14:01:40 -0600, "Reel McKoi" wrote: I don't recall anyone *recommending* the cheaper feeds. I do recall someone replying to a poster that they fed the cheaper feeds with total success. Just like newsgroups, all kinds go to pond club meetings, and very often those that speak the loudest are often wrong. Maybe it wasn't wrong for them since they weren't having problems with their fish. Look at the low-carb diets people are on these days. Some have been on them for many years and are in perfect health. Others, also in perfect health are vegetarians who may only eat an occasional egg or fish dinner. Just because they say total success would need a follow up for me. Well,... here's one follow up. My fish have been on the cheaper foods for years now without a problem. I'm sure there are others here as well, thought after these debates they're probably afraid to come forward and discuss their failures or successes. We use to have such a member... and we've had members who spout their wonderful cheap DYI filtration systems also. I tell people go look, look at the filter, look at the pond. Is the filter an eye sore? Is the pond green or murky? If so, look elsewhere. Maybe cheap DYI filters are all they can afford. Not everyone has a 6 figure income. What people feed their fish is up to themselves and what they can afford. If people were having all kinds of problems with trout and catfish trout we'd be hearing about it. I have been hearing about it, many of us have mentioned it over the years. Vets have done necropsies and verified the problems. I haven't seen anyone here mention their vet finding their koi dying do to feeding trout and catfish chow. I haven't seen ShoKoi that cheap anywhere. Where are you getting it? http://www.westernpond.com/koi_foods.htm Note that orders over $60 have free shipping. I usually buy a 10 lb bag and 1 or 2 pounds of Sho Gold for the goldfish to get the free shipping price. ~ jan Well I tried the $5 lb food and was disappointed so.... If I start having problems with my koi and goldfish I'll look into buying these "rip off" priced feeds. -- RM.... Frugal ponding since 1995. rec.ponder since late 1996. My Pond & Aquarium Pages: http://tinyurl.com/9do58 ~~~~ }((((* ~~~ }{{{{(ö ~~~ }(((((o |
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