I've read people feeding them cooked mussels and cooked shrimp...does anyone with research or experience know if why or why not it's okay?
from what i have read is that their body is not set up to process cooked food, although a bunch of people do it
Raw is better, when its cooked you take away some of the vitamins they need.
Raw it is...is salmon okay? I feed them blackworm/beefheart pellets that include salmon meal as the 2nd ingredient which they will eat...any input on salmon? I read someone said it might be too oily but its still fish...o.0
Dont feed salmon, too oily and, use frozen tilapia fillet or cod, for shrimp or mussles and squid, only do it as a treat. I do 70% tilapia 20% hikari sinking carnivore pellet and 10% anchovies frozen.
I'm gonna politely disagree here. Salmon is great for fish, the oil is only an issue if you don't have proper surface agitation since it goes right to the top. the oils and other vitamins present in salmon far outway the issue of it being on the top of your water column.
Decades ago my dad said 'feed the arowana'. I placed frozen raw shrimp under warm water and it turned slightly orange 
. This was before i was into the hobby. Fed the jardini and dead the next day, lol
. This was before i was into the hobby. Fed the jardini and dead the next day, lol
