Five Star Fish Food is at Goldfish World

[Brian_reefragr]

I am very excited to announce that Goldfish World now carries Five Star Fish Food! It is available for purchase starting today. For all you people that don't want to drive all the way to Oceanside, you have a location close by to pick it up at. They are stocked up so stop on by and check it out. You won't find better food for your fish and coral!!

[jt_milstead]

Good stuff, my fish and corals love this food!!!!

[jessegarcia28]

since its over the counter now will the price change?

[Brian_reefragr]

It is a little more expensive yes, but it is minimal. Costs less than Roggers food, (or gas driving to Oceanside and back,) and is a better product, imo.

[Wreck_chord]

I"m unfamiliar with this product: What is it exactly, and why is it better?

(tried google, still not sure)

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I"m unfamiliar with this product: What is it exactly, and why is it better?

(tried google, still not sure)

http://www.sandiegoreefs.com/forums/...php?86992-Food

[pollywog]

Does this need rinsing before feeding like other frozen food?

[Brian_reefragr]

Does this need rinsing before feeding like other frozen food?

During preparation the ingredients have been rinsed, so the final product is ready to be used without rinsing. Rinsing the food out before feeding would cause you to lose some of the fine particles(vitamins, garlic, phytoplankton, zooplankton, etc.) that your fish, coral, and filter feeders will consume. All that needs to be done is to determine the amount necessary to feed your fish and corals, then thaw it out in tank water, and feed (using a turkey baster is my preferred method).

[Octoman4]

out of all the food i've tried, all my coral responds the best to this ... Favias, Lobos, Acans, tube worms Etc... every thing in the tank opens up almost immediately, and my fish go absolutely crazy over it!

[pollywog]

During preparation the ingredients have been rinsed, so the final product is ready to be used without rinsing. Rinsing the food out before feeding would cause you to lose some of the fine particles(vitamins, garlic, phytoplankton, zooplankton, etc.) that your fish, coral, and filter feeders will consume. All that needs to be done is to determine the amount necessary to feed your fish and corals, then thaw it out in tank water, and feed (using a turkey baster is my preferred method).

Coool! Thanks. Going to Goldfish World this week.

[Brian_reefragr]

If you try the food I'm sure you will not be disappointed.

[ford4life]

or we get our money back??!!! lol jk. I need some more. IM OUT!!!