u/lostcheetos

I live in India and , Fluval Bug bites Betta formula is always out of stock here, and I want to give my Boi "Goldy" , a High quality staple diet, I already feed him a variety using Blood worms, Freeze Dried Daphnia and Decap Artemia (He rarely eats this though). I have added the ingredients list of the available high quality staple diet which is Hikari Bio gold betta formula and Fluval Bug bites Tropical Formula.

I understand Betta's are carnivorous so any veggie ingredient is a big no, but I couldn't help but notice the Hikari Bio gold, betta specific formula has wheat flour, soybean meal, rice bran and potato starch, are into the top 7 ingredients.

The Fluval Bug bites tropical formula has green peas, potato, wheat in the top 7 ingredients.

I'm confused which one is better for my betta's health in the longer run. I want a high quality staple food option only.

TLDR - Hikari Bio gold Betta formula vs Fluval Bug bites tropical formula, ingredients listed and confused which one is better for my betta in the longer run!!!

Enagada ipde TVK Fans capitalise panrathukune, release panreega!!;

I'm a big Prince of Persia fan and have played the Games in Chronological order, starting from Sands Trilogy. But the POP 2008, is just a drop down gorgeous game. Anytime I look at the screen, I wonder if the game came in 2008 or by early 2020.

The Visuals, the Art style, the Healing and hopeful music, the Constant yet charming exchange between Elka and the Prince, the Bosses, and sometimes even the Parkour although very limited is satisfying. The prince and Elka have a lot of soul to their characters, that you can connect with.

The only elephant in the room is, collecting the light seeds post boss battle, repetitive boss battles and the AI generated Character expressions when talking. I'm seriously loving this game!!! I think the vibe they went for this game is for it to be an End to End Visual novel, which explains the lack of combat in the middle of each stage. But the light seeds collection, does break the immersion.

We can clearly see the early signs of Ubisofts slop in there, with Computer generated cutscenes when talking with Elka and also with having the Game play loop to ensure quantity (light seeds) over quality.

With the way modern open world gaming is currently, i couldn't help but notice , how fast I was able to complete an area and move, which further adds to the immersion. For those tight scheduled gamers out there, i genuinely believe these yesteryear games, are the cure to get your day today gaming fix. I mean you don't get distracted with a ton of side quests and minor collectibles like in the modern games. Adding some photos, as a love letter to this game.

PS - I'm yet to complete the game, there are still few pending areas still, and i know the game ends anticlimactic, I just don't know how, so plz no spoilers.

I've had my plant setup for the past 4 months, with Cryptocoryne Wendt, Amazon sword, Rotala Routundafolia, Red tiger lilly, water wisteria, Hornwort and Green Root Floaters (Red) . This small blade of a plant , I've been seeing for the past 3 months, at first i thought it's a blade of grass, that's somehow hitchhiked with the other plants i purchased, and i didn't mind, because I didn't have a carpeting plants, I was hoping this blade of grass would multiply and take over as a carpet. But it's grown a bit since then, and I feel it's a baby crypt. Which is surprising, because the Crypts I got are all small in size. And i didn't think, they would multiply like this.

Can anyone tell me if this is in fact a baby crypt Wendt or some other plant?