Fish Food Taste Test
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to me pellets and flakes don't smell to good and they taste horrible however certain freeze dried food like krill can taste okay just a little bland some companys add things to there freeze dried foods like smells and minerals which can make them taste bad
I try all my fish food, but only when I first open the package. The fresher the better. I have not tried FD tubifex because the package had been open for several months. I've had live shrimp I netted in an estuary (may post that on youtube sometime). I figure, if it's good enough for my fish, it should be good enough for me. (I like to treat my fish well.) I've been treating some fish with frozen pollack fillets bc they're cheap... ironically, pollack is the type of fish most frequently served at Notre Dame's dining hall. The inside joke between my roommate and myself being: "What's for dinner?" "Fish food."
I'll try anything, not too keen on the frozen stuff as I can't tell how fresh it is. Bloodworms probably don't taste too good, and would be worse with freezer burn. I may pick a few mysis shrimp off the pack in our freezer later though..
I'll try anything, not too keen on the frozen stuff as I can't tell how fresh it is. Bloodworms probably don't taste too good, and would be worse with freezer burn. I may pick a few mysis shrimp off the pack in our freezer later though..
You know...I'm from Louisiana and have eaten anything from Turtle soup to Guinea gumbo...I have eaten jumping salad (live shrimp)....I love turkey neck gumbo and devour duck hearts.
But there is no way I'm sticking fish food in my mouth. The dried bloodworms have warning labels on them about handling them.
But there is no way I'm sticking fish food in my mouth. The dried bloodworms have warning labels on them about handling them.
Behemoth;1588167; said:
"Not meant for human consumption." means, "Have a snack, don't make a meal out of this."
Being a Chef, I eat a lot of weird foods and try them at least 3 times to determine if I hate it or not. The one thing I haven't been able to stomache on looks alone is Belot (Phillipino food). It's a fertilized egg that I think is matured for 40 days. So it's a duck or chicken embryo. 
