Can I feed this to my fish?

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BB6FF0D4-480E-44F3-B0D1-3DC3FA71DE92.jpeg My husband bought it and it doesn’t say what’s in it other than it’s for tropical fish.
 

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I would say no. Look at the fine print with the food coloring and preservatives
 
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That food is fine to feed. Most of those unfamiliar componants are as preservatives, but won't negatively impact the tank. Though I haven't found too many fish that are eager to eat a food with a gel binder.
 

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You can feed it. See if they like it. There's a lot of better options out there however. If you got it for free or on sale then why not? It's probably not going to hurt anything.
 

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Lifeline red and green were fantastic frozen foods back in the day. Fish always tore it up for me; I had groupers and lions that would eat it LOL. I didnt know it was still available.
 

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