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    Leftovers As Feed?

    Well, we had some leftover salted cod fish. It wasn't expired, but no one felt it was safe for human consumption since it had been sitting in the fridge. It was probably safe to eat, but nevertheless no one would touch it. I rinsed off as much salt as I could and let it sit in water overnight then threw the whole chunk in to the Tilapia (and some to the goldfish pond as well). They fought over it like fat kids at fat camp being thrown Twinkies... Anyway, by the next day I came out and it was all gone.

    I have also fed the fish "expired" bread. The goldfish seem to like that more than the Tilapia.

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    Re: Leftovers As Feed?

    I keep forgetting to check on the eggs my chickens lay. And sometimes have 30 or more that I don't know how old they are. So I mix up and scramble the lot and feed it to the fish. You can also add more plant material to the mix.

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    Re: Leftovers As Feed?

    That's a pretty great idea!

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    Re: Leftovers As Feed?

    You can also use raw eggs as a glue when making feed blocks for the fish.

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