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How often can I feed my fish frozen food?

Asked: Sam Dinally, Last Updated:

Frozen food is fed twice a week. Switching to a single high quality food would be better for your fish than feeding multiple lower-grade foods. Frozen foods can still be fed as treats. Make sure your otos are getting something to eat as well.

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