Fish food

[Salted]

Well since I was almost out of food and had to go to shop rite I decided it was time to make my own. I bought 4 large clams, 4 oysters, 1/3 pound each shrimp and scallops. Shelled everything and dumped it in the blender with two sheets of nori I tore up and a pour of selcon. All of the crew seems happy with my creation. For about $10 I refilled my bag of Rods and another slightly larger bag. I’d say a win. I kept the leftover clam and oyster shells, since they still have some flesh left on them and put them in the freezer. Ive been tossing one into the tank every few days. Only takes a couple minutes and the snails are in the shells going to town cleaning them out. The fish pick too. Think I’ll just leave the empty shells in the tank as decoration.

 

[Hockeynut]

Been making my own food for years, it’s to easy and a lot cheaper. You’ll probably never buy it again.

 

[MadReefer]

I would need to get my owner blender cause my wife would kill me if I used hers.

 

[mickeysreef <*))))<]

we use the food processor. sat new in the box for like 2 years. nobody was using it for anything but i mean its just fish right, we eat the same fish we buy for the fish. everything from walmart lol

 

[diana a]

I would need to get my owner blender cause my wife would kill me if I used hers.

i bought a mini food processor at target for $18

 

[Mark_C]

Pour it in these, freeze it, and you can dole out as many cubes as you need for feeding...

Amazon.com

 

[MadReefer]

we use the food processor. sat new in the box for like 2 years. nobody was using it for anything but i mean its just fish right, we eat the same fish we buy for the fish. everything from walmart lol

Well, it might be she doesn't want to smell it. When I make my hot BBQ sauce with Carolina reaper peppers I have to use the crock pot outside.
The smell from the peppers just kill her.

 

[Hockeynut]

i bought a mini food processor at target for $18

That’s what I use, but like Mickey said we feed the fish the same fish we are eating that day. They got yellowfin tuna on Wednesday. Lol they eat good

 

[Hockeynut]

Pour it in these, freeze it, and you can dole out as many cubes as you need for feeding...

Amazon.com

Dude ordered already lol
Took me one minute.
thanks for the idea

 

[Salted]

Well, it might be she doesn't want to smell it. When I make my hot BBQ sauce with Carolina reaper peppers I have to use the crock pot outside.
The smell from the peppers just kill her.

If you bottle and sell that I’d be interested in a bottle. I love hot stuff.

 

[MadReefer]

If you bottle and sell that I’d be interested in a bottle. I love hot stuff.

Next time I make will just give you some.

 

[Paulie 069]

Well since I was almost out of food and had to go to shop rite I decided it was time to make my own. I bought 4 large clams, 4 oysters, 1/3 pound each shrimp and scallops. Shelled everything and dumped it in the blender with two sheets of nori I tore up and a pour of selcon. All of the crew seems happy with my creation. For about $10 I refilled my bag of Rods and another slightly larger bag. I’d say a win. I kept the leftover clam and oyster shells, since they still have some flesh left on them and put them in the freezer. Ive been tossing one into the tank every few days. Only takes a couple minutes and the snails are in the shells going to town cleaning them out. The fish pick too. Think I’ll just leave the empty shells in the tank as decoration.

Very cool brother,, I have lots of shells in my tank, adds decoration and place for fish to hide

 

[mickeysreef <*))))<]

Well, it might be she doesn't want to smell it. When I make my hot BBQ sauce with Carolina reaper peppers I have to use the crock pot outside.
The smell from the peppers just kill her.

i lived in a tiny condo in manalapan for like 10 years, it was the pitts - cooking a steak stunk up the joint something awful. buy a house and you'll have more room for less "smells" lol funny but true. my "new to me" house isnt that big just around 1800sq ft but i can get away with a bit more. a lot of it also has to do with layout, fans etc.

and uh... let me know when youre doing bbq again ))

 

[MadReefer]

i lived in a tiny condo in manalapan for like 10 years, it was the pitts - cooking a steak stunk up the joint something awful. buy a house and you'll have more room for less "smells" lol funny but true. my "new to me" house isnt that big just around 1800sq ft but i can get away with a bit more. a lot of it also has to do with layout, fans etc.

and uh... let me know when youre doing bbq again ))

I am old....LOL, and in a retirement village; condo is about 900 sq ft.