How to feed seaweed to your fish

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Here's how I feed seaweed in the form of "nori" to my fish..... Try this at home!

 

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Then Cut it up into little strips with scissors. You don't need much because it expands quickly in the blender......

 

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Put the cut up nori in the blender with some tank water or dechorinated tap water.... and whip it up good.

 

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It should look like this when you're done.....

 

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And your fish should look like this when you bring it over to them....

 

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and look how much they love it!

 

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I hope you try this at home--it's very healthy food for all fish, and easy to prepare.

 

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• May 8, 2004

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Cool

Thanks for that Exiled

If I come accross something like that I will give it a try.

 

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• May 8, 2004

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Very cool, I have some of that dried up seaweed but I've never used it, maybe I'll give your version a try

 

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Great tips Exiled You should be a chef for fish

 

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I'd love to hear results from other fishkeepers how your fish took to it!

 

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wow that's pretty cool. I think I'm gonna have to try it!

 

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• May 9, 2004

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I just use a stick on seaweek clip on the side of the tank. Am I a bad mum? I though it was a good idea cause you can remove the waste...

 

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WOW good advice Exiled...........................

 

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hi that sounds like a great idea for fish do you think bottom feeders will be interested in it too?

btw, is that just regular seaweed that you'd use to wrap sushi in, or did you get that off a fishstore as frozen food?