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Over the last 2 yrs I have tried to save where I can, for no other reason than I feel some things in the hobby are way over priced.
The 3 ways that I apply daily are:
I make my own fish food, on most occasions it's just shrimp, scallops and clams.
Today I didn't have any clams but the fish enjoy it just the same. This got me thinking, what other ways do people save?!!!
Next I buy Nori made for people, I get 100 sheets for less than $15 on Amazon. I cut those in quarters and it lasts 400 days.
Lastly I bought a roll of filter material, I think it was less than $25. My wife sewed 9 socks and that was almost 18 months ago. The socks are still going strong giving me at least 4 days before I have to change them out.
What do you folks do to save a buck. I'm sure there are many great ideas.

The 3 ways that I apply daily are:
I make my own fish food, on most occasions it's just shrimp, scallops and clams.
Today I didn't have any clams but the fish enjoy it just the same. This got me thinking, what other ways do people save?!!!
Next I buy Nori made for people, I get 100 sheets for less than $15 on Amazon. I cut those in quarters and it lasts 400 days.
Lastly I bought a roll of filter material, I think it was less than $25. My wife sewed 9 socks and that was almost 18 months ago. The socks are still going strong giving me at least 4 days before I have to change them out.
What do you folks do to save a buck. I'm sure there are many great ideas.




