What are you serving for supper tonight?
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aquaknight
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Originally Posted by Cranberry
http:///forum/post/3096135
Dood, it has to be raw. Aquaknight's was raw... except for the mussel and clam, which I assume you just avoid Aquaknight? That's what I do... I pick around the cooked.
Shoot, I definitely should have said something about that. Yea, the mussels are cooked and I don't use them (to be honest they look disgusting anyways). Only ever feed raw foods to your fish (unless your talking about pellets/flakes/seaweed sheets).
Hopefully Cran will correct me if I'm wrong, but feeding cooked-to-frozen food is not necessarily bad, its just you have no idea what oils/spices/and other potentially-fatal-to-fish-substances have be added and absorbed by the meat. Frozen are basically basically collected, thrown into a holding tank on the boat, then into a freezer at the collection center and remain frozen till you pick it up at the store.
http:///forum/post/3096135
Dood, it has to be raw. Aquaknight's was raw... except for the mussel and clam, which I assume you just avoid Aquaknight? That's what I do... I pick around the cooked.
Shoot, I definitely should have said something about that. Yea, the mussels are cooked and I don't use them (to be honest they look disgusting anyways). Only ever feed raw foods to your fish (unless your talking about pellets/flakes/seaweed sheets).
Hopefully Cran will correct me if I'm wrong, but feeding cooked-to-frozen food is not necessarily bad, its just you have no idea what oils/spices/and other potentially-fatal-to-fish-substances have be added and absorbed by the meat. Frozen are basically basically collected, thrown into a holding tank on the boat, then into a freezer at the collection center and remain frozen till you pick it up at the store.
ironeagle2006
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Normally they steam it then flash freeze it. I love my local grocer I can get FRESH mussels for under 3 bucks a pound.