Golden moss rats eat algae, fish feed, brine shrimp, bloodworms, water worms, etc. Golden moss rats are omnivorous fish and are rarely picky about their food, so they are relatively simple to raise. After adulthood, golden moss rats will no longer eat algae and will mainly feed on fish food and live bait. If the owner does not feed enough when raising them, they will go back to grab food from other fish.

Tip:

When raising golden moss rats, feeding them once a day is enough. If you keep golden moss rats mixed with other fish, you don’t need to feed them specially. They will eat food that sinks to the bottom of the tank, but they will not It eats the feces of other fish, so it has no effect in cleaning the tank. The owner can install a filtration system to improve the water quality.