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Can fish eat oranges?

Asked: Chris Davis, Last Updated:

Oranges are a good food for fish on occasion. Lemons could be fed also but you run the risk of changing the pH if fed too much but I guess that goes for oranges also. I have fed oranges, grapefruit, tangerines, grapes and other fruits to my fish and they never fail to gobble it down in short order.

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