Hello hp...
Nice word choice in your comment. Specifically "ignorant". Not one I would have used to describe another's opinion, but that's fine. Anyway, as I've mentioned before, other fish foods are fine, provided the list of ingredients doesn't get to the point where it's "continued on the next container". My point entirely is, take a second to check what's in the foods you feed.
An old "waterkeeper" once told me when it comes to fish food: "If you can't pronounce the content, your fish can't digest it".
B
Ignorant is the perfect term actually.
ig·no·rant
- Lacking knowledge or awareness in general; uneducated or unsophisticated.
- Lacking knowledge, information, or awareness about something in particular:
Definition 2 fits your comments on freeze dried foods perfectly.
You've made numerous claims about how freeze dried are less healthy for fish than frozen foods. You've also made numerous claims about the freeze drying process and you clearly are ignorant of how it's done and what is used in the process.
You aren't citing your words as opinion, you are stating them as fact, yet have provided ZERO reality based facts to back up your claim.
On the other hand, I have provided numerous facts and links to refute your claims about the contents and process.
Ignorant is not a dirty word. It's not bad to be ignorant. Everyone has subjects they know little about. It becomes an issue when you make claims about that subject that you can't provide facts for it.
Like I said, you have an extensive knowledge about many topics, but on freeze drying, you are currently not informed enough to make any claims regarding it.
Your comment saying check what is in the food is very good advice. Please follow it when making comments about freeze dried foods and telling others to avoid them or saying frozen foods are healthier without providing any proof to back it up.
You can choose to continue to make unfounded claims, and when you do that, expect to have facts presented showing otherwise.
