Broccoli?
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n_sarno
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never heard of that.. where did you hear that?
The only reason I could think of is for a tang to eat it? I dont know if they'd take brocolli or not..
The only reason I could think of is for a tang to eat it? I dont know if they'd take brocolli or not..
gnelson729
New Member
I put the broccoli in the microwave with a little water for about 30 seconds. Soak it in vitamins and feed it to the tangs. They eat it down to the core. Has worked for me.
scsinet
Active Member
Broccoli's vitamin content is supposed to help prevent the onset of Head and Lateral Line Erosion (HLLE), but HLLE is one of those conditions that's still not fully understood, so it may be cooincidental.
IMO, if it's not food that the fish would find and eat in his natural habitat, then you shouldn't feed it to him with any regularity.
The only fish that will really eat it are Tangs, and there's a far better and cheaper food to feed them, Nori.
IMO, if it's not food that the fish would find and eat in his natural habitat, then you shouldn't feed it to him with any regularity.
The only fish that will really eat it are Tangs, and there's a far better and cheaper food to feed them, Nori.
blue00si
Member
Originally Posted by SCSInet
Broccoli's vitamin content is supposed to help prevent the onset of Head and Lateral Line Erosion (HLLE), but HLLE is one of those conditions that's still not fully understood, so it may be cooincidental.
IMO, if it's not food that the fish would find and eat in his natural habitat, then you shouldn't feed it to him with any regularity.
The only fish that will really eat it are Tangs, and there's a far better and cheaper food to feed them, Nori.
I agree but also diagree. Us human take thing we would not find in the wild and use them (medicines) If it seems to help the fish with no major side effects, go for it.
Broccoli's vitamin content is supposed to help prevent the onset of Head and Lateral Line Erosion (HLLE), but HLLE is one of those conditions that's still not fully understood, so it may be cooincidental.
IMO, if it's not food that the fish would find and eat in his natural habitat, then you shouldn't feed it to him with any regularity.
The only fish that will really eat it are Tangs, and there's a far better and cheaper food to feed them, Nori.
I agree but also diagree. Us human take thing we would not find in the wild and use them (medicines) If it seems to help the fish with no major side effects, go for it.
tronicsdr
Member
I liked the idea of "nuking" the brocolli... I always tried it raw, not sure why I didn't think of that :thinking: I will have to give that a try. As for other cheap treats I put regular old lettuce in for my veggie loving friends. I usually put in a leaf or two once or twice a week and they munch it down...
