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![]() Sweet, Thanks!
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![]() how about a recipe for your food concoction?
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![]() Well, I kinda stole it from here and there, and got the basic idea from Kien's post
I read on the web about this and that, and made my food based on what others say is good, and what I had in the freezer ![]() Because my fish are small, I chopped my stuff much smaller than most might I used; 1/2 bag scallops 1 bag seafood medley 4oz mysis 18 cubes pacifica plankton 4 cubes cyclopeeze And 3-5 eye droppers of garlic and aminomega I used the plankton as it was going to be wasted (getting burnt in the freezer), and the cyclopeeze is for the corals and small fish. Whatever, it'll be eaten ![]() I checked on my blending throughout the process to ensure the fish could eat the size of food I was making I thawed the scallops and medley in a pot of RO, then chopped it really small with my X-mas present blender. I used the big bowl that came with mine, not the cup. I rinsed it with RO in the re-usable coffee filter and put it in a mixing bowl I thawed the mysis, plankton and cyclopeeze in RO, rinsed it with RO, then chopped it also in RO I found the less water you use, the easier it is to watch the blend Once it was all chopped and strained, I blended all the stuff in a bowl and added the garlic and vities Then I spread it into the trays with a spoon and that was it Last edited by gregzz4; 06-09-2013 at 03:35 AM. |
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![]() you sure like that RO!
![]() Sounds like quite the medly, and that they eat better than I do. How much do you suppose all of that cost you, and how long does it last? Is that the only thing you feed to the fish & coral and, how much and how often do you feed? |
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![]() We feed our fish some NLS pellets at lunch, and the 'live' food for dinner
I haven't calculated it all, but I'll guess it's about $20-30/year, maybe $40 ? It's much cheaper than feeding mysis every day Go to your local grocer and you'll see how cheap it is to buy the seafood, but make sure you get it 'uncooked' |
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![]() OK, I just finished feeding our critters and see how much food they need
I can get away with just one cube per dinner, so my batch of food should last me about 10+ months And they eat it, so all is good ![]() Best part is I don't have to rinse the food anymore and add garlic/vities Just warm it up in a cup of tank water and dump it in ![]() This is great as my time is limited right now, so everything that takes less time is a big help |
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![]() Your tank is looking so good! Amazing the changes that take place over a year!!
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![]() Quote:
Your tank looks so much better than mine ![]() Thanks for the compliment, but really ... I've got all kinds of algae, and slow growth, and blah blah blah |
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![]() oh I've certainly contemplated it, and normally look through the seafood section and brain storm what might be good. Fish need oils and guts for proper health. I was going to go to TNT and get some fish guts and some other gory stuff to make a concoction. I'll definitely follow the recipe, with a couple tweaks.
![]() Thanks for the info! |