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May 10th 04, 01:58 PM
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new food sources - big, juicy worms.
johnhuddleston wrote: Goldfish have a violent side. Try feeding your fish a big juicy worm. You try squished banana or shelled peas mate, or pro-gold! 
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May 11th 04, 02:40 AM
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new food sources - big, juicy worms.
Tried the peas, the goldfish love them but the weather loach loves them even
more.. whats pro gold? "Geezer From The Freezer" wrote in message ... johnhuddleston wrote: Goldfish have a violent side. Try feeding your fish a big juicy worm. You try squished banana or shelled peas mate, or pro-gold!
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May 11th 04, 02:51 AM
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new food sources - big, juicy worms.
Pro Gold is a brand of GF food... very good quality
"johnhuddleston" wrote in message . net... Tried the peas, the goldfish love them but the weather loach loves them even more.. whats pro gold? "Geezer From The Freezer" wrote in message ... johnhuddleston wrote: Goldfish have a violent side. Try feeding your fish a big juicy worm. You try squished banana or shelled peas mate, or pro-gold!
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May 11th 04, 11:03 AM
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new food sources - big, juicy worms.
thanks, i would have googled it but i needed to get to bed. once i google
fishy stuff i can`stop reading  i`ll get some when this stuff runs out."Watkins Lady" wrote in message . .. Pro Gold is a brand of GF food... very good quality "johnhuddleston" wrote in message . net... Tried the peas, the goldfish love them but the weather loach loves them even more.. whats pro gold? "Geezer From The Freezer" wrote in message ... johnhuddleston wrote: Goldfish have a violent side. Try feeding your fish a big juicy worm. You try squished banana or shelled peas mate, or pro-gold!
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May 11th 04, 02:22 PM
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new food sources - big, juicy worms.
They go goofy for baby brine shrimp too. They really don't like to share
those either and will chase each other around the tank for them. (same rottweiler with the ragdoll response)... Make sure you soak them first though to take out the "crunchy" factor... I'd stick with the sterile food. Fresh water fish may have higher levels of mercury, or unwanted diseases/parasites...
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