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Purina has stopped making their sinking cat fish food. Does anyone know of another option? The ducks have returned & I don't want to be feeding them. I am now using Purina Game fish chow. Some sinks but most does not.
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Purina has stopped making their sinking cat fish food. Does anyone know of another option? The ducks have returned & I don't want to be feeding them. I am now using Purina Game fish chow. Some sinks but most does not. If you are hand feeding the fish, can you also use something to deter the ducks or are there too many houses around?
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In NY where I live, essentially all of the fish farms sell Zeigler Silver Game Fish Food which is 40% protein and made in PA. You can get floating and slow sinking. Purina Game Fish is 32% protein and cheaper than Zeigler's. You can get Zeigler online. I didn't find Zeigler's web site helpful but some distributors sites are useful.
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