Ultrafresh vegie wafers are great, Its call vegetables shrimp pie. A lot of
Algae wafers have poor ingredients though, and not worth your money, or the fishes energy digesting it.
The earlier mentioned
repashy are great,
mustard greens pack a lot of
vitamins! Dandelion weeds growing in your garden are gold, as long as you dont use chemicals in your yard
I just finished making food for my fish, mostly for my pleco who is growing, but has tattered fins for some reason. If you want the recipie let me know.
So, I went a little overboard, because I had a lot of this stuff in the house already,
Also, if its for a snail you may want to add pulverized tums, or
calcium powder.
this is what I used to make omnivore
fish food-
the veggies -
Bok choy
green beans and some of the water from the can
chick peas and can water
3
Nori sheets
1
Garlic clove = raw garlic may not be good for snails!
Carrots
Spirulina
Mushrooms
Dandelion greens
After food processing this, it filled up a 32 oz container.
Then i Added meat to the food processer, which you probably don't need for herbivore snails.
steamed - shrimp, scallops, salmon and tilapia filete,
I boiled egg,
cricket flour,
Zoo meds Can O
Cyclops.
And that was more like 20 oz. after going through the food processor
mix it all together, then pore or spoon it onto a glass pan in a thin, maybe quarter inch layer, Put it in the oven on 250 until it is dry as a bone, unfortunately Im not sure how long it took, because a I kept stopping to check it and opening the oven, and I even turned to oven off so I could take a nap. but maybe 4 hours?
Then when the pan is cool enough, use a butter knife or spatula to peel it off, It was easy, it was not terribly stuck! Break it up, store in jars or freezer bags.
Yes, it takes a minute to sink, and they bop it around, then when it does sink, evan the middle dwelling rainbow fish are at the bottom of the tank eating it. More importantly I have seen the pleco go for it.
