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![]() I bought a stupid number of bags in a group order a long time ago that I haven't finished. Fish still eat it like crazy. My rule of thumb though, I thaw it in a container of tap water which leads to a quick rinse before feeding and anything that looks off or floats doesn't make it into the tank.
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![]() Make sure you seal the package air tight when you put it back in the freeze. I noticed my fish dont like the older stuff if it has freezer burn.
Picky fishes!!
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![]() i have a lockable tupperware style container in the freezer. air tight and no freezer burn.
I still notice a difference in the feeding response when I crack a new package though... |
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![]() Anything funky in your freezer that might have made the smell unattractive to your tank?
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