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Wild ducks eat a wide range of different foods and they are constantly foraging for meals and snacks. Foods ducks regularly eat include: 1  Small fish and fish eggs. 2  Snails, worms and mollusks. 3  Small crustaceans. 4  Grass and weeds. 5  Algae and aquatic plants and roots. 6  Frogs, salamanders and other amphibians.
The consumption levels vary depending on their size. On an average, they eat about 6 to 7 oz. of food every day; which translates to about 170 to 200 grams. The amount to feed a duck depends on the species and the purpose you have for raising them -- meat production, egg laying or as a pet.Around 16 percent of the diet should contain protein, if you are raising ducks for laying eggs.ecommended Food. Give ducks specially formulated duck pellets and crushed grains, as they contain all the essential nutrients for optimal growth and development. Ducks love foraging on mixed corn and greens, such as chickweed, cabbage, lettuce and a variety of grasses.