in humans.
tossing his degree around on a discussion related to fish food and fish digestion is pretty pointless and pretentious.
What food brings out the best color in your fish?
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tossing his degree around on a discussion related to fish food and fish digestion is pretty pointless and pretentious.
I've tried it and they won't even touch it. Lol but the bluegill in my pond love it!
Let me explain why it doesn't matter if we're talking about humans, fish, birds or whatever...
"Not all protein is created equally." -RD
All of these proteins are created exactly the same way by ribosomes reading a nucleic acid template (DNA, RNA). The nucle
ic acid template is copied into an amino acid template, which is the protein. Again Biology 101, interesting stuff huh. Lemme know if you want to know more about post translation modification, gene expression or maybe another lesson on enzymes and metabolism. RD your info is full of crap, in your Probiotic sticky you dont even define Probiotic correctly.
"Not all protein is created equally." -RD
All of these proteins are created exactly the same way by ribosomes reading a nucleic acid template (DNA, RNA). The nucle
ic acid template is copied into an amino acid template, which is the protein. Again Biology 101, interesting stuff huh. Lemme know if you want to know more about post translation modification, gene expression or maybe another lesson on enzymes and metabolism. RD your info is full of crap, in your Probiotic sticky you dont even define Probiotic correctly.
Here's the full quote, which is 100% accurate.
As I stated in that sticky on probiotics, Probiotics are usually defined as live microbial feed supplements which beneficially affect the host animal by improving its intestinal microbial balance. And I quoted the source of that statement. (Fuller, 1989)
The definition has evolved over time, and once again, unlike human medicine, and the science regarding humans, things are not always viewed in the exact same manner within aquaculture circles. The science in that area is constantly evolving, and as already explained fish aren't humans, and even within finfish the feeding mechanisms & digestion of those feeds can vary greatly.
But hey, big shout out for understanding that amino acids are the building blocks of protein. Nice pic too!
Like I said, I don't even know why I bother..........
LMAO, if that's the best you got amigo next time you might want to bring some friends, and pack a lunch.
As I stated in that sticky on probiotics, Probiotics are usually defined as live microbial feed supplements which beneficially affect the host animal by improving its intestinal microbial balance. And I quoted the source of that statement. (Fuller, 1989)
The definition has evolved over time, and once again, unlike human medicine, and the science regarding humans, things are not always viewed in the exact same manner within aquaculture circles. The science in that area is constantly evolving, and as already explained fish aren't humans, and even within finfish the feeding mechanisms & digestion of those feeds can vary greatly.
But hey, big shout out for understanding that amino acids are the building blocks of protein. Nice pic too!
Like I said, I don't even know why I bother..........
You don't really think your teaching me something do you, lol. Please don't waist your time bc your actually just wasting everyone's time that reads it. Anyway please continue to knock everyone on my threads/post so I can continue to show everyone how uneducated you are.
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Over the years one thing that I've learned is that when someone runs out of something intelligent to say in one of these little online debates, they often begin attacking the poster, and not their posts. It's a way of deflecting their ignorance on the subject, and the fact that they generally have nothing to support their position.
I've been doing this a long time amigo, I'm actually old enough to live in that retirement facility in Lubbock TX where you live. (Raider Ranch) And quite frankly I seriously doubt that you're an MD, a DB, yes, but not an MD.
I'm on special assignment with NASA for most of today (I'm a rocket scientist in my spare time), so I will apologize in advance if I don't make it back here to discuss this in more detail with you. For anyone else that needs me please forward your comments &/or donations to neil@nasa.com
Thanks
I've been doing this a long time amigo, I'm actually old enough to live in that retirement facility in Lubbock TX where you live. (Raider Ranch) And quite frankly I seriously doubt that you're an MD, a DB, yes, but not an MD.
I'm on special assignment with NASA for most of today (I'm a rocket scientist in my spare time), so I will apologize in advance if I don't make it back here to discuss this in more detail with you. For anyone else that needs me please forward your comments &/or donations to neil@nasa.com
Thanks
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Found an interesting article worth a read. They fed black sea bass varying diets including those using only fish meal and certain percentages of Soybean meal. They found that diets with up to 70% soybean meal had no negative effects on the survival, growth, whole body
ash, protein or moisture, muscle tissue proximate composition, or liver tissue proximate composition of the bass.
She even states that "Studies on freshwater species have generally shown higher maximum replacement levels
of SBM for fishmeal. However; some of the freshwater species studied, such as catfish and tilapia, are herbivorous. Khan et al. (2003) were able to successfully replace 100% of the fish meal with SBM in the diets of Rohu, Labeo rohita."
Found an interesting article worth a read. They fed black sea bass varying diets including those using only fish meal and certain percentages of Soybean meal. They found that diets with up to 70% soybean meal had no negative effects on the survival, growth, whole body
ash, protein or moisture, muscle tissue proximate composition, or liver tissue proximate composition of the bass.
She even states that "Studies on freshwater species have generally shown higher maximum replacement levels
of SBM for fishmeal. However; some of the freshwater species studied, such as catfish and tilapia, are herbivorous. Khan et al. (2003) were able to successfully replace 100% of the fish meal with SBM in the diets of Rohu, Labeo rohita."
RD, you have no credentials, I am a MD so I don't have all day to correct all your bad info, I don't live at Raider Ranch its a login name I've used else where before that community even opened a few years. Why dont you use your pretend rock science skills to find me on Google? Funny how hard your digging and can't come up w anything
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