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Squid 18-09-2017 04:12 PM

Feeding prawns with shell to Rays?
 
Anybody here feeding prawns with the shell to their rays?
i usually peel off the shell, but was wondering if they can be fed with the shell on, but chopped to bite size.

wmh 18-09-2017 04:15 PM

Usually I just remove the head and tail part. The rest not remove

Squid 18-09-2017 06:50 PM

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Originally Posted by wmh (Post 10000521)
Usually I just remove the head and tail part. The rest not remove

thanks!! :) I've been peeling the shell. will try to feed without head and tail but shell intact .

azon 19-09-2017 04:38 PM

I snipe off the spike on the head before feeding.. cut into bite size n feed together with the shell..

denser 19-09-2017 06:00 PM

mine can peel off itself..:p

azon 20-09-2017 07:17 AM

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Originally Posted by denser (Post 10000620)
mine can peel off itself..:p

Fussy eater.. :p

satan_gal 20-09-2017 02:06 PM

depending on the fish and the size.
Last time i left shell on, remove head...

and the shell came out in the poop and ended up at the pump (coz running on OHF) - need to clear off else choke....

Squid 20-09-2017 03:58 PM

thanks!! :) , will try to give shell to my rays, will cut to small bite size:)

Aro77 20-09-2017 04:30 PM

for my big rays , they eat as is , never remove anything. they are happy to do so :)

but the smaller one i remove head and tail , rest cut into small pieces, always end up seeing the shell floating around in the tank.

Squid 20-09-2017 10:48 PM

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Originally Posted by Aro77 (Post 10000707)
for my big rays , they eat as is , never remove anything. they are happy to do so :)

but the smaller one i remove head and tail , rest cut into small pieces, always end up seeing the shell floating around in the tank.

thanks bro :) mine only at 10 inches i think.

shalabin 23-09-2017 04:56 PM

Normally i will deshell all my prawns before feeding as my rays quite picky and will often leave the shell floating around in tank.

Thus to avoid all the hassle of scooping up the shell i normally just deshell the MP.

Cheers and regards

Squid 28-09-2017 02:54 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by shalabin (Post 10000850)
Normally i will deshell all my prawns before feeding as my rays quite picky and will often leave the shell floating around in tank.

Thus to avoid all the hassle of scooping up the shell i normally just deshell the MP.

Cheers and regards

thanks :) tried feeding my rays some mp cut into small pcs but with shell on and they seem to have eaten the shell too.

SantaMonicaHelp 12-10-2017 07:53 AM

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Originally Posted by Squid (Post 10001166)
thanks :) tried feeding my rays some mp cut into small pcs but with shell on and they seem to have eaten the shell too.

Just out of curiosity, did the ray actually digest the shell? Or did it just come out as waste? I've seen some users say they leave the shell alone, and others say they eat the shell, so I'm wondering which one is considered the "normal" thing to do.

-Kamran

Squid 13-10-2017 11:36 AM

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Originally Posted by SantaMonicaHelp (Post 10001910)
Just out of curiosity, did the ray actually digest the shell? Or did it just come out as waste? I've seen some users say they leave the shell alone, and others say they eat the shell, so I'm wondering which one is considered the "normal" thing to do.

-Kamran

i tried with shells, my rays seem to have eaten and digested the shell too .

SantaMonicaHelp 14-10-2017 06:39 AM

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Originally Posted by Squid (Post 10001975)
i tried with shells, my rays seem to have eaten and digested the shell too .

That would make sense. Though it kind of makes me wonder why the shell sometimes passes through...

-Kamran


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