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Old 09-29-2010, 10:47 PM
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Yeah, I've always wondered the same thing. I avoid the brine shrimp partly because of this (and because they're low in nutritional value) but I will feed mysid shrimp. I'll let my mysid soak in RO/DI for a bit to thaw and try to draw some of the N/P out, rinse, then feed.

I don't think the mysid, for example, have high N/P in their bodies as they are farmed from a lake up North and are flashed frozen rather than processed in the way a prawn would be. I laways rinse them to remove the liquid they were frozen with.

It'd be great if a manufacturer could give some details on things like N/P.
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Old 09-30-2010, 12:53 AM
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Wow, things you learn from this forum. And innocent question can sure turn into something very enlightening!
Thanks for sharing that, Scubasteve!
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Old 09-30-2010, 05:34 AM
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Wow, things you learn from this forum. And innocent question can sure turn into something very enlightening!
Thanks for sharing that, Scubasteve!
Aww, thanks Big Guy! Well, that's why we're all here right? I love finding good, solid answers to questions, so I want to give good, solid answers when I can . KNOWLEDGE IS POWER!
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