hi i just went to my local safeway and they got frozen salmon fillet and cod fillet on sale and its mix and match, so i brought 2 salmon fillet and 2 cod fillet. i was wondering is it ok to feed the jaridini salmon fillet?
feeding salmon fillet to jaridini?
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why not?
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I wouldn't throw expensive salmon to my fish lol.
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ROB TOONEN, Ph.D. Feeder fish (guppies and goldfish) It is much more intuitive to realize that nutritional value is a major concern for feeding our animals. One of the most common mistakes that people make with feeding large predatory fishes (such as groupers, snappers or lion fishes), is...
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I wouldn't throw expensive salmon to my fish lol.
it was on sale same price as the cod fillet so i just picked 2 bag up to let my fish try it. but when i brought it and look at the fish food list it say dont feed it salmon?why not?
a thread about fish foods.Live Fish As Food - Nutritional Value & Concerns
ROB TOONEN, Ph.D. Feeder fish (guppies and goldfish) It is much more intuitive to realize that nutritional value is a major concern for feeding our animals. One of the most common mistakes that people make with feeding large predatory fishes (such as groupers, snappers or lion fishes), is...
I wouldn't throw expensive salmon to my fish lol.
A good reason why it wouldn't be on the list is that its usually $7-12/lb. IDK.
Salmon is pretty oily due to the high fat content. I find it leaves an “oil slick” residue on the surface. I’ve fed it a few times. Prefer tilapia though
wat if the fish just eat the whole meat whole right when it hit the water will it leave a oil on the water? i dont want to feed it salmon if it will make the water very dirty.
My friend fed salmon to his Asian aros once in a while, quality food, but as already stated it is fatty, and will leave a fatty residual on the surface of the water.
I have always wondered why tilapia was what everyone suggests. I assumed it was because of bang for your buck. Are there others that would be suitable? I See basa at the grocery stores often is that ok to feed?
For myself I can get a large bag of tilapia which weights around 2kg for $10. It’s a bargain fish. I used to soak it in vitachem and feed to gars, pbass, arowanas, and rays.
You can use any type of fish to feed your fish. I would ensure it’s been frozen for at least 1 week so all parasites are dead. Stick to fish that contain white flesh as they are less oily. I used to catch and fillet all types of fish for my tanks. Often I would feed fresh with no ill effects. Catching a nice sized carp fed my fish for almost a month. I used to catch silver shiners by the thousands and freeze them in flat sheets inside large ziplock bags. There was a point when my fish were eating almost a bag a day (See pic for catching shiners). I had a dedicated freezer just got frozen foods. Where I used to live was a spawning ground for shiners. It occurred twice a year, before ice in and as soon as ice out. Near the surface were the silver shiners but if you took a dip net and went off bottom you could get the same thing pictured but with gold shiners and rudds (best pike bait there is, frozen or fresh).
