Originally Posted by anthropic
Originally Posted by esshup
I have found out that the fish feed the best during low light conditions or low sun angles, even better if there is shade on the water. I have the TH feeder set to feed 45 min to an hour after sunrise and about the same time before sunset. If I throw feed at noon I still have a feed response, but nowhere near as good as early/late.

Re the short time after sunrise, you obviously aren't concerned with low DO levels? I have heard people warn against very early feeding for this reason.

Nah, the sun is coming up, even if the O2 is a bit low it will be climbing as more sun hits the water. Most of the ponds that are fed are also aerated, so that mitigates most of the O2 swings.


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