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After reading many posts and searching the purina website I still can't find what is the difference (other than pellet sizes) between the purina game fish chow and the aquamax for omnivors. The protien content is the same but, deos anyone know what the difference in formulation is? Do bluegill need something that the aquamax deos not have? I've heard that grass carp will not eat the aquamax, is that the 32% aquamax for omnivors or just the 41% aquamax for carnivores? what are the general pros and cons of each?
ANY info is appreciated -Scott
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I have found the 44% protein aqumax is not readliy consumed by grass carp as every other brand I have used (9 brands). It is what I use for trout and a much higher fish meal content than Purina or other including lesser protein Aquamax. Better get out the wallet, though.
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Thanks greg. Have you by chance tried Melik aquafeed?
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No. I plan on trying some high protein higher fish meal food from a guy in N.C. this fall when I go pickup rainbow trout.
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