That's definitely worth an experiment over. Now someone just has to be willing to spend the time to do it
This is a fish you don't keep
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That's definitely worth an experiment over. Now someone just has to be willing to spend the time to do it
That's definitely worth an experiment over. Now someone just has to be willing to spend the time to do it
If i;m not mistaken thiaminase causes a drop in vitamin D uptake or processing, is that true?
Very cute gold fish
Thanks. Yeah about that. Maybe a little over.
It affects the uptake of vitamin B1. (thiamin)
As far as piscivores .....
http://nagonline.net/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/NAG-FS005-97-Fish-JONI-FEB-24-2002-MODIFIED.pdf
This is a pretty good discussion for anyone interested, even though it's a snake forum.
http://www.thamnophis.com/forum/hus...ense-scientific-info-thiamine-thiaminase.html
The last comment in that discussion was pretty much spot on. That, and/or supplement with B1 a few times a week, or pellets that contain B1, and problem solved.
As far as piscivores .....
http://nagonline.net/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/NAG-FS005-97-Fish-JONI-FEB-24-2002-MODIFIED.pdf
This is a pretty good discussion for anyone interested, even though it's a snake forum.
http://www.thamnophis.com/forum/hus...ense-scientific-info-thiamine-thiaminase.html
The last comment in that discussion was pretty much spot on. That, and/or supplement with B1 a few times a week, or pellets that contain B1, and problem solved.
I've kept many Ranchu's before in a outside pond. Till a family of Racoon's found them to be very delicious..
