Live food

[Rudles]

Is there an alternative to brine shrimp to feed a solitary Angelfish live foods? He's already displayed his propensity to eating smaller tank mates so I want to provide him with live food. Would guppies or another live bearer be suitable?

Forgot to clarify, I don't have access to a LFS/LPS or any big box stores so I can't purchase live or frozen foods.

Edited June 28, 2021 by Rudles

[Colu]

You can get  micro worms or vinegar eel cultures or Daphnia

[Rudles]

On 6/28/2021 at 3:48 PM, Colu said:

You can get  micro worms or vinegar eel cultures or Daphnia

Forgot to clarify, I don't have access to a LFS/LPS or any big box stores so I can't purchase live or frozen foods.

Edited just now by Rudles

[Colu]

I would have a look for ponds or small bodys of water  locally you will probably find Daphnia and blood you can net out

Edited June 29, 2021 by Colu

[gardenman]

If you put a bucket of water outside for any period of time, life will find it. Mosquito larvae are a great food for angelfish and as far as I know, mosquitos are everywhere. More buckets of water mean more live food for your fish. I use a brine shrimp net to scoop up lots of live food from my rain barrels for my tanks. I've got daphnia, mosquito larvae, and God only knows what and all else in them The fish like the live food though.