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== Diet == | == Diet == | ||
− | :Like their relatives the [[Oscars]], they should be fed a varied diet to maintain optimum health. They will eat most anything, but good quality Cichlid pellets should be the staple of their diet. Live foods, including crickets, earthworms, [[bloodworms]] and other insects, promote good digestion. In the wild, | + | :Like their relatives the [[Oscars]], they should be fed a varied diet to maintain optimum health. They will eat most anything, but good quality Cichlid pellets should be the staple of their diet. Live foods, including crickets, earthworms, [[bloodworms]] and other insects, promote good digestion. In the wild, an Oscar's diet is approximately 60% insects. |
:They also benefit from some vegetables in their diet such as lettuce, peas, zucchini and cucumber. Soaking pellets in liquid vitamins occasionally will help prevent the fish coming down with [[Hole in the Head]] disease. | :They also benefit from some vegetables in their diet such as lettuce, peas, zucchini and cucumber. Soaking pellets in liquid vitamins occasionally will help prevent the fish coming down with [[Hole in the Head]] disease. |