Greetings, I just got my Betta yesterday. I went to feed him tonight when I got home, and I was going to feed him one pellet at a time until he stops eating. The back of the container says 2-4 pellets, and I read on several websites that if its not live food a Betta will stop eating when he is full. It is only live food he will over eat, and risk obesity, or death. So anyway, I get up to 7 pellets and he is still looking up waiting for the 8th. I was scared he was eating too much so I stopped, but then he didn't seem full. Is there a danger of feeding him too many pellets? Is it not true that Bettas do not overeat on non live food? Thanks for you advice in advance.
Greetings, I just got my Betta yesterday. I went to feed him tonight when I got home, and I was going to feed him one pellet at a time until he stops eating. The back of the container says 2-4 pellets, and I read on several websites that if its not live food a Betta will stop eating when he is full. It is only live food he will over eat, and risk obesity, or death. So anyway, I get up to 7 pellets and he is still looking up waiting for the 8th. I was scared he was eating too much so I stopped, but then he didn't seem full. Is there a danger of feeding him too many pellets? Is it not true that Bettas do not overeat on non live food? Thanks for you advice in advance.
You are deffinatly feeding too much only 3-4 pellets a day.You can feed them in any order by spliting them up once a day or twice a day I feed mine once a day.Bettas are little piggys there stomachs are only as big as there eye though.
Thank you again, so obviously they can thrive on 2 pellets per day then. Perhaps the food distributor just wants you to go through more pellets quicker, so you have to buy more often.
Thank you again, so obviously they can thrive on 2 pellets per day then. Perhaps the food distributor just wants you to go through more pellets quicker, so you have to buy more often.
Exactly. They don't give a dang about the care of your fish. They care about €$€$.