> my vote for most nutritious food is for frozen mysids from piscine
energetics....those guys are really high in lipids and are a freshwater
animal to boot. <
I found an article explaining a technique for thawing mysids to retain more
valuable nutrition:
http://www.mysis.com/popup.html
> In a small bbs size type frozen food, my vote goes to cyclopeeze, a
brackish copepod from northern canada that is bright red.<
Wow, this looks like an interesting product.
http://www.cyclop-eeze.com/
My local fish store also carries it, as well as the mysis.
I have some I. wernerii, and I think brineshrimp is large for them, so the
mysys will be too, right? But the cyclop-eeze should work.
Tanya
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