beef heart recipe

[rallysman]

mixing it all up in a blender is very messy i have got to come up with a better way as well

I'll let you know how the injected cubes work. I can get a ton of syringes, so I'll inject all sorts of goodness into them lol

 

[cichlid savage]

I feed beef and chicken hearts to my fish. I just rinse it well to get the majority of the blood out, pull the fat off, dice it up, and thow it in!

 

[eh1421]

I'll let you know how the injected cubes work. I can get a ton of syringes, so I'll inject all sorts of goodness into them lol

let me know bro
that would be cool
kinda like how many licks does it take to get to the center of a beefheart cube

mike

 

[Vince]

My chinese perch eats big peices of smelt and whole shrimp with no problems. I've been feeding him that way for months. Should I change?

i think only the beefheart is hard to digest. shrimp and smelt was fine for me too...but the beefheart is so much meat in it....it was too late for me, i lost 4 big ones, they just stopped eating. Thgey prolly couldn't move it, because their bellies was so big!

 

[Steve_89]

I have to try beefheart again. I just cut off the the parts with fat and feed it straight to my fish .

Thats what I do to all my juvie fish...

Powers them up hardcore.

 

[shekes]

All of my 40+ species of fish eat beefheart.

I don't mix it with anything and that is almost all I ever give them. I chop it and feed it fresh to them though, no freezing. Sure the aro gets some shrimps, the plecos an occasional leaf of lettuce, some dryfood for everybody when I'm to lazy/busy to chop BH, but some 90% of what they eat is fresh beefheart chopped with a knife. Except for the aro, it does eat more shrimps.

My discus hardly touch any other food and interestingly Ashricans, that are supposed to need less protein, hardly eat anything else either.

 

[rab53]

I use to use beef heart a lot. Be sure to take the vains out. I would then cube it and mix about 1 lb of heart with 2 oz of Tetramin. Put it in a blender and freeze it in 1/2 inch thick slabs. To be cut up later. You could substitute other feeds to inhance growth or color.