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maybe for frying the fish fillets in?
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Was thinking the same thing - but wonder if that would just make it all the more sickly. Will try it sometime though. Could always feed it to the chooks - but then they shoudn't be getting too much fat I guess. Are there any animals that convert fat back to protein and then can be fed to the fish.
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Here is the fat in gut:


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lovely, thanks.
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Any animal fat can be rendered to clean it up a bit. Depending on how clean it comes, you could make soap perhaps.
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Like that idea :smilebox:
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Seriously, this cant be healthy.
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Grobest have a "Native Eco" fish food...low in protein, low in fat especially for silver/jades....sell in 30kg bags, don't have a price
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got a protein content on that les?
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don't worry, found it 30%
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veggie boy wrote:
Are there any animals that convert fat back to protein and then can be fed to the fish.

Maggots might?
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Seriously, this cant be healthy.
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Unfortunately they don't very well. See the BSF thread around apr 2

http://www.backyardaquaponics.com/forum ... &start=300
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vb are you using the trace elements from B whats the name of it? which one is brisi are you going to
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You mean "MinPlus" Besso....
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thats the stuff, the bloke at B thought i was bonkers kept trying to give me yates trace elements
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also referred to generically as "rock dust"
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