BrookR1
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Just because you can only think in in a binary manner does not mean that the correct answer must be yes or no. Going by the theory that the closer we can mimic nature the better, multiple small daily feedings are better. Will most fish survive a single daily feeding or even every other day? Yes. Is that the best for the fish? No. Do some fish require multiple daily feedings for long term health? Yes. Will they survive a single daily feeding? Maybe.
Like you know how often or how much a fish in the wild eats or have the faintest clue what's best for the fish. :rolleye1:
Fish in transport go days, sometimes a couple of weeks without feeding.
Base your feeding schedule on two things. 1) how much time you can devote to feeding and 2) how fat or skinny your fish are. It's not sprocket science...a skinny fish needs more food and a fat fish needs to work out more.