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No and I would not attempt. They are boiled in brine and other elements and only if raw would I offer itAs the titles suggests I was just curious as wether canned tuna in spring water would be safe to feed fish ? Random one I know lol
I would avoid anything that’s been soaked in STPP (sodium tripolyphosphate), which is usually a lot of the fish counter at the supermarket. It causes proteins to take on more water and in larger amounts/concentrations is a neurotoxin. It’s usually not labeled, but if you ask the person at the counter if it’s ‘wet’ or ‘dry’, they should know (‘dry’ means it hasn’t been soaked).No. .I wouldn’t attempt using it .
but going to the seafood counter at a grocery store . Buy anything raw to feed .
some times you can find frozen seafood medley which is a mixture of almost everything . As long as it’s raw .
For myself . I prefer kippered sardines

