Food ingerdents
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jeanheckle
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Originally Posted by DrTITO
http:///forum/post/2821272
I was looking at food in general and wanted to know what I should be looking for? and what to avoid ? as far as ingredents on the back label.
NOTE:I know alot of people make there own food, but I do not have the time or know how to make it. Plus I am lazy.
It is soooo simple to make, you do it once, freeze it and it lasts for a long time.
I literally spent $6 in ingredients blended it in my food processor, it took all of 10 minutes. I did that 6 months ago and I still have a ton of food.
http:///forum/post/2821272
I was looking at food in general and wanted to know what I should be looking for? and what to avoid ? as far as ingredents on the back label.
NOTE:I know alot of people make there own food, but I do not have the time or know how to make it. Plus I am lazy.
It is soooo simple to make, you do it once, freeze it and it lasts for a long time.
I literally spent $6 in ingredients blended it in my food processor, it took all of 10 minutes. I did that 6 months ago and I still have a ton of food.
mcbdz
Active Member
Originally Posted by DrTITO
http:///forum/post/2821272
I was looking at food in general and wanted to know what I should be looking for? and what to avoid ? as far as ingredents on the back label.
NOTE:I know alot of people make there own food, but I do not have the time or know how to make it. Plus I am lazy.
The food depends on your livestock. Research their requirments and look for foods with them. Get a frozen mulitpack and give some variety.
The ingredents sould be what you are bying and not a lot of additives, or any.
Pattie
http:///forum/post/2821272
I was looking at food in general and wanted to know what I should be looking for? and what to avoid ? as far as ingredents on the back label.
NOTE:I know alot of people make there own food, but I do not have the time or know how to make it. Plus I am lazy.
The food depends on your livestock. Research their requirments and look for foods with them. Get a frozen mulitpack and give some variety.
The ingredents sould be what you are bying and not a lot of additives, or any.
Pattie
mcbdz
Active Member
Originally Posted by jpkboca
http:///forum/post/2821912
So how does one make their own food, what do they get?
Just some tilapia, shrimp, scallops from the seafood section at the grocery store and grind it up and freeze in smal sections? Or what? Do you add anything to it?
Thanks,
Jeff
You can use the search on the blue tool bar above and get lots of recipes for it. Tailor it to your fishes requirements that are in your tank.
http:///forum/post/2821912
So how does one make their own food, what do they get?
Just some tilapia, shrimp, scallops from the seafood section at the grocery store and grind it up and freeze in smal sections? Or what? Do you add anything to it?
Thanks,
Jeff
You can use the search on the blue tool bar above and get lots of recipes for it. Tailor it to your fishes requirements that are in your tank.
mcbdz
Active Member
Originally Posted by DrTITO
http:///forum/post/2821947
I will look up a few recipes and see what works. To be honest I hate the smell I leaves in my mini freg.
Mine is in my regular freezer and don't smell anything.
Pattie
http:///forum/post/2821947
I will look up a few recipes and see what works. To be honest I hate the smell I leaves in my mini freg.
Mine is in my regular freezer and don't smell anything.
Pattie