Wardley advanced nutrition betta pellets.

[dramaqueen]

I was just wondering if anyone uses this brand of pellets. I bought it for my little picky eater, Blue Bonnet. She kept spitting out the bio gold so I bought her Tetra Bettamin flakes. Too messy and she ate some but let a lot go to the bottom. So I got the Wardley pellets and she eats them with no problem. Well, this afternoon, I decided to play a little trick on miss picky. I gave her a Wardley pellet, which she very happily munched down. Then I gave her a bio gold pellet to see if she could tell the difference and spit it out. Well, she munched that down, too. lol So, right now, I have betta food up the kazoo. I have 3 packages of bio gold, 1 bottle of Tetra mini krill, 1 can of Hikari daphnia, 1 container of bloodworms, 1 can of Hikari brine shrimp, 1 container of Tetra bettamin and 1 container of Wardley's pellets. I need more bettas to feed al this to!!! lol

[aunt kymmie]

Your food stash sounds like mine.

[dramaqueen]

I imagine we're not the only ones. lol

[AngelicScars]

I have a few foods that I've gone through with my picky eaters. I have two different kinds of pellets, a few types of flakes, bloodworms, and I'm getting daphnia in the mail soon.

[dramaqueen]

When I got my first betta I only had 1 kind of food and that was pellets. Then I got bloodworms.And then more and more different kinds of stuff...