cracker
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Hello, I got some real nice fresh roe from 2 ,spotted sea trout I caught yesterday morning. This stuff is nice & fresh ! The roe is contained in a thin membrane of sorts 7 very small so I use a small pair of sharp scissors and carefully cut it open & lay it flat. I then take a paring knife & scrape it off dumping it in a small container with water from the tank I'm feeding. just now after lights out dumped some in the 75 coral tank. I did unplug the return pump and let the power heads blow it around the tank. For the fish I just cut small sections off & feed them. Talk about a treat !
So I'm not sure how it would stand up to freezing. Think I could brine it 1st? Not sure as I don't want the fishes & corals to consume real salty foods. Also when broad cast feeding corals( unpluging the return & letting the currents to carry the roe to them ) how much to add & how long to leave thereturn unplugged ? My guess is
it would be trial & error. Any Op's would be appreciated Thanks !
ps I prepared some rice piloff & steamed some veggies. Then I cooked the trout in a hot pan with olive oil & some Tony's cajun seasoning.. I liked it ! LOL
So I'm not sure how it would stand up to freezing. Think I could brine it 1st? Not sure as I don't want the fishes & corals to consume real salty foods. Also when broad cast feeding corals( unpluging the return & letting the currents to carry the roe to them ) how much to add & how long to leave thereturn unplugged ? My guess is
it would be trial & error. Any Op's would be appreciated Thanks !ps I prepared some rice piloff & steamed some veggies. Then I cooked the trout in a hot pan with olive oil & some Tony's cajun seasoning.. I liked it ! LOL
