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PostPosted: Feb 20th, '16, 21:58 
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Our fish are nearly seven months old in a 2700 gallon (~10,000 liter) FT. They they are ~ 10 inches (25.4 cm) long. It looks like each fish is gobbling three or more bits of 5.5 mm feed at a time. Does this make them ready for the next size up of feed?


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PostPosted: Feb 21st, '16, 04:30 
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Suggest feeding half and half.
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Hiya boss, if they were anything like rainbows the 7.5mm pellets will be fine now.
The thing is, in my limited experience, once you start feeding the large pellets they ignore the smaller ones, so bag them up and store them in a cool and dry place for next years stock.


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PostPosted: Feb 21st, '16, 21:37 
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Yeah they are similar to other trout. I'll go with the 7.5mm


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