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RE: Salmon strips acceptable?

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Posted by: Lia at Sun Apr 5 18:31:45 2009   [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Lia ]  
   

Posted by: brhaco at Sun Apr 5 14:20:59 2009

Earthworms are a fantastic food, but I would nix the salmon strips-Saltwater fish in general should be avoided as food for fish eating herps (other than sea snakes )

Why not heat the rosy reds first, to neutralize the enzyme?
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Thanks I have an earthworm compost area in yard as like fishing so know they arent subjected to chemicals will go 50/50 worms and rosy reds unless I can get pinkie method which was just suggested to work.

   

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