Homemade Fish feed - Page 2

24-12-2012, 11:08 AM

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Originally Posted by domvonn

The fishfood will be cooked ?

I just steam it so that nutrients are still locked in.

domvonn · 24-12-2012, 11:48 AM

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Originally Posted by KaLiB

I've done it before and you need to avoid chopping the food too fine as well. As what Koji has mentioned, you would need the unflavoured gelatin to bind the ingredients together.

You can also add ingredients like flying fish roe or shrimp roe, I've seen it on sale at Sakuraya fish mart. Its sold frozen in packs.

those orange color ? okies!

btw bro, do u drive a black SUV?

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Originally Posted by dm3o

I just steam it so that nutrients are still locked in.

thanks man! will take note of it.

**KaLiB** · 25-12-2012, 10:08 AM

Yup. Those orange coloured roe. You don't need to chop those as their sizes are pretty small and bite sized for most fish.

Nope, I don't drive.

domvonn · 31-12-2012, 12:10 PM

thanks everyone for your valuable advise.( use of gelatine, etc )

I spent close to 2 hours doing up the 'Green porridge' and place them in a ice cube tray to freeze them. Each feed will be 1 cube.

I am happy to announce, my fishes wallop them !

the only drawback is ,it sinks quite fast. must think of way to make it float.

25-12-2012, 10:08 AM	#13
KaLiB Moderator Join Date: Jun 2002 Posts: 3,635	Yup. Those orange coloured roe. You don't need to chop those as their sizes are pretty small and bite sized for most fish. Nope, I don't drive. __________________ A fishtank is just like your computer. When your tank crash(OS crash), its time to cleanup(reformat hard drive) and setup(install OS) again and add new livestock(re-install software).

31-12-2012, 12:10 PM	#14
domvonn Senior Dragon Join Date: Oct 2001 Posts: 3,125	Updates on the Homemade fish food . thanks everyone for your valuable advise.( use of gelatine, etc ) I spent close to 2 hours doing up the 'Green porridge' and place them in a ice cube tray to freeze them. Each feed will be 1 cube. I am happy to announce, my fishes wallop them ! the only drawback is ,it sinks quite fast. must think of way to make it float.

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