Atisons betta food

[finnfinnfriend]

I was wondering about this food lately...Is it a good food? Here's a link to some info about it: http://www.oceannutrition.com/?post=atisons-betta-food
It seems good to me. Does anyone use it? And if so what saize are the pellets?

[aemaki09]

I dont use it but its what a lot of the IBC members recommend on betterbetta's, and they actually sell it in the IBC store. I think its supposed to be better quality than NLS, and about the same size. Was going to order some last week but decided on NLS again because it was in stock at amazon and attisons wasnt.

[Mo]

I'm doing a free drawing for it on my FB page :)

[Olympia]

Nawh, NLS is better still. Can't really beat it, except I'd say with Repashy (http://www.amazon.com/Repashy-Meat-C.../dp/B0075CZ7EU). It's a gel so a little messier to work with (especially with tiny betta mouths.)

What is "cereal meal" even? Whatever's cheapest during the time it's made?

[Mo]

TBH, nothing can beat any if the atisons products other than resaphy.. I know my fish don't like sinking foods.. These re perfect. They don't sink like NLS.. And they are also better for the fish. Most breeders recommend atisons instead of NLS for a reason ya know, lol

[Olympia]

Because the IBC makes money off of it? I imagine.
What about those giant dog shows that say "Pedigree dog food" everywhere? That is some of the worst food ever, just paid advertisement.

It doesn't sink because of the high grain content.

[Mo]

Actually no.. Lol, the IBC doesn't even sell it.. The food is recommended by breeders because its GOOD.. Not because the IBC used to sell it

[Olympia]

Your word against mine.

[Mo]

Haha, yup

[Mo]

Also. I don't like how they use algae meal in the NLS food.. Bettas are carnivores, lol