Rafflesgold Lobang! - Part 3 Options

[medusa99]

where is petmart? do they sell air-pump, fish food and etc cheaply

[CP]

Click on the icon and you can see 151 Serangoon North Ave 2.

[mountain]

u can get references from the spreadsheet. Click on the icon beside the shopname to get to their webpages.

i must be talking to ghost...

[goldrush]

Where's the ghost?

[goldrush]

With soaring food prices across the globe,our fish food prices have likewise risen to unprecedented level

Just got a shock!

Hypo(sodium thiosulphate) is now going at $10 per kilo!!!!!!!!(Fee Fee)



Barely few years ago it was still $5.00.....KNN@#%^&^%*!$#%^#@&^&


Soon we can't even feed rice to our fish

[willy]

I would like to recommend a discus shop at Everton Park. They are offering high quality discus and ornamental fish pellets.

You would only have to pay for the cost of the raw materials as they are having a special promotion. Initally, I was quite skeptical about the pellets, thinking that they would not be suitable, but I decided to give it a try and bought some home.

After feeding them to my fishes, I found that my goldfishes seem to be more livelier and stronger which I dun see from using other brands of goldfish pellets.

For more information about the shop and the location, you can visit www.happydiscus.com.sg.

[brfc]

care to share what is the first 3 ingredient in the pellets ?

[willy]

The boss was very kind and he wrote down a list of ingredients that was used for his formulation of fish pellet for me:

(Raw materials & vitamins ingredients are as follows: High quality wheat flour, fish flour, SUPER HIGH QUALITY shrimp flour, Vitamin A, B1, B2, B6, B12, C, D3, E, K3, Folic acid, Biotin, Nicotinamide, Calcium Pantothenate, Ferrous sulphate, Sodium sulphate, Potassium chloride, Copper sulphate, Zinc sulphate, Spirulina, Lysine & Methioine.)

the list is not exhausive and he mentioned to me that he used about 21 types of vitamins/supplements.

I bought the fish pellet at a cost of $6.00 per 300g. (thought that it was relatively affordable and worth giving it a try)

This post has been edited by willy: Sun, 25 Jan 2009 8:52 am