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It seems like every food out there nowadays is "color-boosting," and even the stuff that doesn't advertise it has a high amount of carotenoid-rich ingredients. I'm trying to get my fingerlings big enough to survive the winter, so I'm focusing on growth pellets like Saki-Hikari and Microbe-Life High Growth and Energy. The problem is, all of the white on my large fish is slowly turning yellow.
The water parameters are fine. I even had my fish vet come to check them out and he said that health-wise, they're great. But look at my poor kohaku
. Even though he's pond-grade, his shiroji was beautiful at the beginning of the summer.
Is there any way to promote growth without making my fish look like they have scurvy?
The water parameters are fine. I even had my fish vet come to check them out and he said that health-wise, they're great. But look at my poor kohaku
. Even though he's pond-grade, his shiroji was beautiful at the beginning of the summer.Is there any way to promote growth without making my fish look like they have scurvy?
