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PostPosted: Oct 22nd, '07, 11:52 
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Hi all been thinking of experimenting with lupins as feed. Was wondering if anyone out the would be able to tell me where i could find some?


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PostPosted: Oct 22nd, '07, 11:54 
Seriously, this cant be healthy.
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stock feed / rural supply shop???


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one of the seed catalogue places, Eden Seeds maybe? or one of the others?


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Thats what i was thinking. When I'm not too busy I'll have a look. Thanks for your help guys.


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I was told the other day that Lupins are the top feed for yabbies. I have tried to buy them at the local produce agency but so far no luck. Evidently when feed on Lupins the yabbies do not have the tendency to fight and attempt to destroy each other.


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lupins are fairly high in protien my pop used to feed his yabbies ( they were in dams) crushed lupins they sure went for it but as the dams were not clear i couldnt say about it preventing any canbalistic tendancys

i do know that they are almost like little fertility pills for sheep, many more twins and triplets in ewes fed lupins, and they were always fatter and full of dirt

Ohh the joys of shearing


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Interesting info Josh I have never heard of that. I shall get back to you on that as I am planning on doing a bit of research with different feeds with yabbies.


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Fil, in the Homemade homegrown thread on fish food, there is a link on pg 2 from Tim C. It is a comprehensive WA case study on lupins and their dietary value. (Diff types have diff values.) Comprehansive at 100 plus pages but there is a whole section on what is best for crustys.


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PostPosted: Oct 29th, '07, 09:52 
Filip, heres the article TT refers to....

http://www.fish.wa.gov.au/docs/op/op031/fop031.pdf

and the thread it came from....

http://backyardaquaponics.com/forum/vie ... php?t=1110

and a further thread discussing Lupins as fish food...

http://backyardaquaponics.com/forum/vie ... php?t=1044


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ta Rupe, must learn that trick myself. Right after i finish greenhouse plastic 101.


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