Simple feeding for rays (Sharing)

[washywashy]

Originally Posted by chocolate

Great idea bro.

Originally Posted by bettadis

Good idea! Thanks for sharing

Thanks bros! Sharing is caring

Originally Posted by fuici80

The Kunning bones no problem for rays?

Oh maybe I wasn't clear, I'd fillet the kuning. Hence, no bones. However, shouldn't be a problem for them like what sifu azon mentioned

[azon]

Wei.. I not shifu.. ap99 is la..

[Tay]

Originally Posted by azon

Wei.. I not shifu.. ap99 is la..

both u are my shifu.

[Arokai88]

But is it ok to feed the fillet together with bone... as i realise when trying to separate the bone frm fillet... seem like there's fish meat wasted...

[ahsheng]

Originally Posted by Arokai88

But is it ok to feed the fillet together with bone... as i realise when trying to separate the bone frm fillet... seem like there's fish meat wasted...

Hi Bro as what Bro azon had mentioned it on to feed with the bone.... For me I also feed kunning with the bone

[zapbranigan]

Originally Posted by azon

What is freezer burn???

freezer burn is when you leave something in the freezer for too long till it is void of moisture and turn into something like a cookie.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freezer_burn

"Freezer burn is a condition that occurs when frozen food has been damaged by dehydration and oxidation, due to air reaching the food"

You can either bag it in a freezer safe ziplock bag or add water to protect it.

[azon]

Originally Posted by zapbranigan

freezer burn is when you leave something in the freezer for too long till it is void of moisture and turn into something like a cookie.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freezer_burn

"Freezer burn is a condition that occurs when frozen food has been damaged by dehydration and oxidation, due to air reaching the food"

You can either bag it in a freezer safe ziplock bag or add water to protect it.

thanks bro.. upz you 7pts..

Great idea for a balanced diet

But I must say ... Nice rays you got there

wow, great idea bro thks for sharing

[Amanda Liong]

Originally Posted by chowmingen

Yes, to a certain extent. By slicing up to even smaller pieces, the surface area for losing nutrients will be increased.

I think it only applies to vitamins, especially vit c. in this case, fruits are adversely affected.