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Old 03-13-2009, 07:52 PM
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when feeding time rolls around ive just been thawing meaty foods under warm tap water. should i rather be thawing in a small amount of tank water??
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It makes more sense to use tank water, especially if you are using RO/DI water.

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when feeding time rolls around ive just been thawing meaty foods under warm tap water. should i rather be thawing in a small amount of tank water??
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Old 03-13-2009, 08:08 PM
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I typically thaw and rinse in RO/DI.
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thawing in freshwater sucks good oils out of the food. Thaw in tank water. you can rinse briefly in freshwater to get excess oils off though.
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I typically thaw and rinse in RO/DI.
What he said.
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