types of food
types of food
will dwarf puffer eat crayfish meat?
just seen some in my local shop on offer and thought that it could form part of the meaty diet for a my dwarf puffers or a bit of variety if not anything else. currently they get brine frozen/live bloodworm and snails
just a thought
any views
mark
just seen some in my local shop on offer and thought that it could form part of the meaty diet for a my dwarf puffers or a bit of variety if not anything else. currently they get brine frozen/live bloodworm and snails
just a thought
any views
mark
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Re: types of food
If they will eat it, great. But your current diet is fine for a dp. Try adding black worms
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Re: types of food
Mine will only eat live blackworms. You can try though.
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Re: types of food
ok thanks
just thought of a something different daily really??
Mark
just thought of a something different daily really??
Mark
Re: types of food
think I might give it a go will let u people know the outcome
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Re: types of food
DP's incisors are not very strong at all. I doubt that they could or would attack the live cray unless it were a tiny hatchling, and those tend to hide pretty well. I'd stick to smaller, softer foods for DPs.
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Re: types of food
the cray wouldn't be live It would be just the meat out of the packet from the supermarket I would just give a little see what reaction would be from the dp.
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Re: types of food
Most of those Ive seen are already cooked, are yours raw?Markalgar wrote:the cray wouldn't be live It would be just the meat out of the packet from the supermarket I would just give a little see what reaction would be from the dp.
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Re: types of food
pretty sure its cooked yeah is that a no no
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Re: types of food
Foods must be raw/ uncooked and unseasoned
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Re: types of food
Thank u I didn't know that learn something new every day
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Re: types of food
Cooking always involves so loss of vitamins and other such trace-level nutrients. For that matter, even the free-thaw process involves some losses, but not nearly as badly as does cooking. Human diets involve cooking of multiple forms of foods, but wild animals in general never see cooked foods except from humans...
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Re: types of food
Thanks for the great info people
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Re: types of food
Cooked food is also difficult for a fish to digest.
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