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Post by jon carman on Nov 5, 2011 21:15:36 GMT -6
I just made a new batch of food tonight. Frozen veggie with spinach, peas, carrots, corn, spirulina, shrimp, tilapia, garlic, metro, vitamin supplament and natural color enhancers
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Shrimp, tilapia, night crawler, egg yolk, spirulina, garlic, spinach, peas, carrots, garlic, vitamin suplaments, metro, natural color enhancers.
pm me for pricing, just fed tropheus and they love it
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Post by jon carman on Nov 5, 2011 21:16:53 GMT -6
Forgot to mention, made this batch medicated with garlic and metro for internal parasites and bloat
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Post by fuzzylogic on Nov 5, 2011 21:29:51 GMT -6
Does anyone else find it a little bit odd that this food for cichlids is made from Tilapia, a type of cichlid?
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Post by kyangelsncorys on Nov 5, 2011 21:36:46 GMT -6
in the wild fish eat fish or what ever comes along, its no diif. then a raccoon eating a dead raccoon . in nature being hungray will make critters eat some strange things.
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Post by fuzzylogic on Nov 5, 2011 21:41:18 GMT -6
Just jokes Mike. Tilapia is a great mercury safe, eco friendly, inexpensive fish that I also enjoy. I thought it was funny when I found out it was in the cichlid family. If memory serves correctly I believe it was the first fish ever farmed for food by the Egyptians. Pretty interesting stuff really
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Post by kyangelsncorys on Nov 5, 2011 21:51:03 GMT -6
sure is there is a guy in clarksville rite now trying to sell some BLUE Tilapia he say you can keep them in your aquarium or pond rither one but i dought they would make it thru the winter in a pond.
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Post by jon carman on Nov 6, 2011 0:21:45 GMT -6
$5 a bag. I will weigh bag tomorrow. Frozen food cant ship.
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