saltfish123
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-what can you add to it
- does anyone do this
- does anyone do this
home made fish food
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larryndana
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i believe beth(a mod) has a recipe in the Archives and Faqs forum here. i have not used it yet, but will one of these days....when i get around to it.
hatessushi
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I make my fish food also. Be carefull what you buy. Most packaged seafood has phosphates espeacialy at the fresh seafood counter. Just ask to see the bag it came iin and check the ingedients to make sure there are no phosphates.
larryndana
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what normally comes packages with phosphates?
lesleybird
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There are those of us that like extra work........I'm not one of them, it's ok that you are. Heck I'm not one to answer as I don't even cook for myself! I have been temped to throw a crawfish into the tank for my majestic angel though. Lesley
earlybird
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Originally Posted by HatesSushi
I make my fish food also. Be carefull what you buy. Most packaged seafood has phosphates espeacialy at the fresh seafood counter. Just ask to see the bag it came iin and check the ingedients to make sure there are no phosphates.
If it is fresh it should come on ice and shouldn't be bagged.
I make my fish food also. Be carefull what you buy. Most packaged seafood has phosphates espeacialy at the fresh seafood counter. Just ask to see the bag it came iin and check the ingedients to make sure there are no phosphates.
If it is fresh it should come on ice and shouldn't be bagged.
larryndana
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i feed my stars mussels sometimes.
tranman777
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Fish eating fish?...eewww...
Think about it. It's like Human cannabalism.
Think about it. It's like Human cannabalism.
larryndana
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Originally Posted by tranman777
Fish eating fish?...eewww...
Think about it. It's like Human cannabalism.
how do you think most survive in the ocean?
Fish eating fish?...eewww...
Think about it. It's like Human cannabalism.
how do you think most survive in the ocean?
larryndana
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Originally Posted by earlybird
Maybe I'm thinking oysters? Makes the skimmer go even more crazy? I can't remember.
ok, so its not an issue with them being bad to feed with....just makes skimmer crazy????
Maybe I'm thinking oysters? Makes the skimmer go even more crazy? I can't remember.
ok, so its not an issue with them being bad to feed with....just makes skimmer crazy????
reefkprz
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my homemade food consists of:
shrimp, white fish, haddock, nori, squid, octupus if I can get it. flying fish roe. some times fresh minced garlic and whatever else strikes my fancy at the seafood counter while shopping. except tuna or salmon they are really fatty and crap up water fast.
shrimp, white fish, haddock, nori, squid, octupus if I can get it. flying fish roe. some times fresh minced garlic and whatever else strikes my fancy at the seafood counter while shopping. except tuna or salmon they are really fatty and crap up water fast.
triga22
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I want to make food so badly. When you blend it how do you get it from not being soupy. If its soup then it just pollutes the water. Also would this be a good combo. Shrimp, clam, nori, garlic, and some squid. What chopper bleder works best. I would like to buy a cheap one and I dont really want my smoothies to be made in the same place as some seafood.
reefkprz
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Originally Posted by TriGa22
I want to make food so badly. When you blend it how do you get it from not being soupy. If its soup then it just pollutes the water. Also would this be a good combo. Shrimp, clam, nori, garlic, and some squid. What chopper bleder works best. I would like to buy a cheap one and I dont really want my smoothies to be made in the same place as some seafood.
I use a food processer atachment for my blender, instead of the actual blender. if its too runny for my liking I pour the water off or sqeeze it in between some paper towel. but I imagine low speed setting on a blender would work too.
I want to make food so badly. When you blend it how do you get it from not being soupy. If its soup then it just pollutes the water. Also would this be a good combo. Shrimp, clam, nori, garlic, and some squid. What chopper bleder works best. I would like to buy a cheap one and I dont really want my smoothies to be made in the same place as some seafood.
I use a food processer atachment for my blender, instead of the actual blender. if its too runny for my liking I pour the water off or sqeeze it in between some paper towel. but I imagine low speed setting on a blender would work too.