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 Post subject: Feeding marron
PostPosted: Aug 3rd, '13, 19:04 
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Hey I have 19 marron ....... No hold on I have 18 marron now (mmmmmm yummm) I would like to no a bit about feeding I brought some sinking pellets the other day but was think why can't I just use stuff around the house ......... Also would like to now how often ect :

1. What should I feed marron?

2. When and how often should I feed them?


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 Post subject: Re: Feeding marron
PostPosted: Nov 15th, '13, 11:51 
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I got some 4mm sinking pellets from Woodvale for my yabbies.
The fish seem to really like them as well.


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Rgreaves wrote:
Hey I have 19 marron ....... No hold on I have 18 marron now (mmmmmm yummm) I would like to no a bit about feeding I brought some sinking pellets the other day but was think why can't I just use stuff around the house ......... Also would like to now how often ect :

1. What should I feed marron?

2. When and how often should I feed them?



I am not sure about Marron Ryan, but my Yabbies go through a diced carrot a day. I have 13 biggies and there is never any left in the mornings.


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Rgreaves wrote:
Hey I have 19 marron ....... No hold on I have 18 marron now (mmmmmm yummm) I would like to no a bit about feeding I brought some sinking pellets the other day but was think why can't I just use stuff around the house ......... Also would like to now how often ect :

1. What should I feed marron?

2. When and how often should I feed them?



I am not sure about Marron Ryan, but my Yabbies go through a diced carrot a day. I have 13 biggies and there is never any left in the mornings.



cheers bud might try it and then grow some carrots
how about protein tho?


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Marron are benthic omnivores which means they will eat almost any living or decaying plant or animal material. Potato, carrot, peas, corn, lupins, snails are all good cheap options.... BUT, you would need a commercial feed if you are trying to run an AP system off marron alone because otherwise your plants will suffer.


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Marron are benthic omnivores which means they will eat almost any living or decaying plant or animal material. Potato, carrot, peas, corn, lupins, snails are all good cheap options.... BUT, you would need a commercial feed if you are trying to run an AP system off marron alone because otherwise your plants will suffer.



That's what I was doing but wasn't working so there is fish in there now 19 Goldie's 5 koi and 10 "feeder" fish working great feeding then good feed to


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Too easy rgreaves, Id go for a cheap option of potato, carrot, lupin etc


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Yeah well what do u think about just the peel of potato pumpkin carrot I eat that every night boil the peel up drop it in that would be right aye


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Raw will be fine.


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The boiling was just so it sinks others wise it floats for a few days


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Best food for crustaceans like yabbies and marron is whole dried legumes like lupins, faba beans, peas etc. Just throw in and they will sink to the bottom. The seeds become soft and they are then eaten. Yabbies especially needs lots of protein because they grow quick.


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I'm growing heaps of snow peas so that will work good


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