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Sticky food.

What I like about the idea of combining them isn’t price but that seems like there would less waste, and picky pickers would get good nutritional food


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I think you would also be training the fish to eat LRS, and could transition off the masstick eventually.


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The real question is ... how can we make our own sticky food?

With a blender and a trip to Ranch 99, you can make some good fish food. (ie; blended up seafood with some nori in it) ... but how do you make some sort of sticky edible paste with it? I was thinking ... flour? Like a sticky dough?

Sounds like a nice experimental project ...
 
Vincerama2 said:
The real question is ... how can we make our own sticky food?

With a blender and a trip to Ranch 99, you can make some good fish food. (ie; blended up seafood with some nori in it) ... but how do you make some sort of sticky edible paste with it? I was thinking ... flour? Like a sticky dough?

Sounds like a nice experimental project ...
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"Natural feedstuffs that make good binders are fresh animal tissue and cooked starch. Blood, slaughter waste from fish, poultry or livestock, trash fish, and cooked grains or grain byproducts have been used successfully to bind moist fish feeds."
http://www.fao.org/docrep/x5738e/x5738e0n.htm
 
How about "Agar Agar?" It's basically algae based "jello". You can blend up your food (mysis, day old sushi, etc) then pour in agar agar to make a gel food.

I might try this for fun!
 
Vincerama2 said:
How about "Agar Agar?" It's basically algae based "jello". You can blend up your food (mysis, day old sushi, etc) then pour in agar agar to make a gel food.

I might try this for fun!
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It won't really stick to the glass, but it does work great for gel feeds
 
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