marksrush wrote:Actually, it's pronounced "Zo-ee", with the stress on the second syllable.
The pronunciation I quoted at the end of the first post came directly from the bottle.
Re: IMO, A great thing to add to a puffer's food
Posted: Fri Jan 01, 2010 11:41 pm
by L!$A
LilGreenPuffer wrote:YUM!!! Eating that stuff is worth the mess.
I agree... mmm.. I want some lobster!
Re: IMO, A great thing to add to a puffer's food
Posted: Fri Jan 01, 2010 11:44 pm
by rengnath
Wow DarkStorm! That cray was huge! I wouldnt imagine being soaked in anything other than water if I were a cray to be pleasent ...
My lobster last night tasted DELICOUS soaked in butter last night!
Re: IMO, A great thing to add to a puffer's food
Posted: Sat Jan 02, 2010 2:27 am
by busybones
Boogy Boogy Boogy!
Re: IMO, A great thing to add to a puffer's food
Posted: Sat Jan 02, 2010 11:06 am
by rengnath
If I go to the fish store and get a cray, do I just throw it in the fish tank and wait for the puffer to eat it? Will the cray eat for a while if my puffer loses interest in a specific gravity of 1.018?
Re: IMO, A great thing to add to a puffer's food
Posted: Sat Jan 02, 2010 12:19 pm
by DarkStorm
crays are awesome for tank they clean like no filter can, some peeps clip off the pinchers tho as they can be deadly to inhabitants.
can see them sift threw substrate eating everything .
Re: IMO, A great thing to add to a puffer's food
Posted: Sat Jan 02, 2010 1:16 pm
by rengnath
DarkStorm wrote:crays are awesome for tank they clean like no filter can, some peeps clip off the pinchers tho as they can be deadly to inhabitants.
can see them sift threw substrate eating everything .
Will they survive for a while in saltwater? or only in freshwater?
Re: IMO, A great thing to add to a puffer's food
Posted: Sat Jan 02, 2010 2:10 pm
by DarkStorm
generally all freshwater but they can survive in salt water, not sure on the percentage of salt water survival, but after a day im guessing its gonna be food.
crawfish is the saltwater version of crayfish ?. i dont know my crustacians well.
tried googling it and get bout same result.
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Re: IMO, A great thing to add to a puffer's food
Posted: Sat Jan 02, 2010 5:43 pm
by Dadof4
DarkStorm wrote:generally all freshwater but they can survive in salt water, not sure on the percentage of salt water survival, but after a day im guessing its gonna be food.
crawfish is the saltwater version of crayfish ?. i dont know my crustacians well.
tried googling it and get bout same result.
Crawfish and crayfish are the same critter, just a dialect difference. Most cray's won't survive for more than a few hours in saltwater, possibly longer in brackish.
Re: IMO, A great thing to add to a puffer's food
Posted: Sat Jan 02, 2010 10:59 pm
by L!$A
rengnath wrote:Wow DarkStorm! That cray was huge! I wouldnt imagine being soaked in anything other than water if I were a cray to be pleasent ...
My lobster last night tasted DELICOUS soaked in butter last night!
I had lobster tonight.. what is ever delicious as well!! lol