Can you rehydrate dried fish?

Re-hydration of salted-and-dried fish can be accomplished in a shorter time if the water is hot, or even boiling. ... In the invention, the salted-and-dried fish is sealed into cans. The fish is then cooked in the can.

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• Can you breed shrimp in a 5 gallon tank?

  As a good rule of thumb, you can add 2-5 Shrimp per gallon. Just remember though that they will breed quickly so make sure to get an aquarium that is slightly too big rather than too small. If you're intending to have a colony, make sure you have at least a 20-gallon tank.

• Is eel high in mercury?

  Eels are rarely farmed and are often caught wild (source: EDF). ... Anago (conger eels) averaged 0.048 PPM (parts per million) mercury, and Unagi (freshwater eel) was only slightly higher at 0.052 PPM. In both instances, this is considered to be a very low level of mercury (source: Food Sanitation Council of Japan).

• Can my fish fight off ich?

  Because it is so widespread, most fish have developed a good immune response against the disease to allow them to fight off the protozoan infection before it ever causes any symptoms. ... We know that stress lowers the immune response and when fish are stressed that is when ich is most prevalent.

• Is yellow fin tuna healthy?

  HEALTH & NUTRITION Hawaii Yellowfin Tuna is an excellent source of healthy, extra lean protein. It is also low in saturated fat and low in sodium. It is rich in niacin, vitamin B6, vitamin B12, phosphorus and selenium.

• Is it rare to find a pearl in a clam?

  In the natural clams you could find them in there, about once a month you could find them. But in all my experience, I have never seen one to come out of an aquaculture clam – it's very rare, Bowen said. The pearl's large size, found in such a small clam, makes it even more unusual.

• What kind of fish do you catch with maggots?

  Many anglers use worms to catch species such as bass, trout, crappie, bluegill, perch and more. The truth is, most fish will probably eat a worm, no matter if it's freshwater or saltwater, big or small.

• Are there worms in cod fish?

  Cod worms can infect various saltwater fish, especially cod, Pacific rockfish (also called Pacific red snapper), whiting, mackerel, haddock, herring and salmon. Raw eel and squid also can carry these worms, which grow up to an inch or so in length.

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• How much fish can I feed my dog?

  Moderation is key; never go overboard when feeding fish for dogs. Small amounts every once in a while is okay for most dogs. Dogs can have fish but only one or two times per week in small, controlled amounts.

• Do you need to feed carp?

  If carp are fed with an artificial feed, their nutritional requirements must be considered to ensure a healthy diet. Typically, carp need to eat around 12g of protein for every kg of their body weight, which equates to 30-35% protein in the diet. They perform well with dietary fat levels of between 5-15%.

• Do prawns eat plankton?

  Shrimp Will Eat Anything As larvae, they don't have much choice about where they are carried to with the water current, so they will eat whatever is floating along with them, which is usually plankton (microscopic plants and animals).

• Can I leave my fish for 3 days?

  A healthy, grown-up aquarium fish can go from 3 days to 1 whole week, without eating any food. Some fish species can even live for more than 2 weeks without eating. ... When fish are first born they need to eat a few times per day.

• What is the best shrimp to eat?

  There are over 3,000 species of shrimp but only four considered sustainable: pink shrimp from Oregon (a Seafood Watch best choice); spot prawns from the Pacific Northwest; brown, white and pink shrimp from the Gulf of Mexico (except Louisiana); and any shrimp from U.S. and Canadian waters in the northern Atlantic.

• Will purified water kill my fish?

  It is recommended that purified mineral water be used instead of distilled water. Alternatively, tap water can be used, but it must be treated to remove chemicals that are potentially toxic to fish. Chlorine or chloramine is often added to tap water as a purifier, but such chemicals can damage the gills of fish.

• Do fish have to keep swimming to breathe?

  Fish need oxygen, the same thing we breathe. But to get it, fish have to do some work. Luckily, water contains oxygen (that's the O in H20). ... Really efficient fish species don't even need to swim around much to draw the oxygenated water across their gills.

• Do vets recommend raw meat for dogs?

  The American Kennel Club (AKC), American Veterinary Medical Association and other groups discourage pet owners from feeding dogs raw or unprocessed meat, eggs and milk. Raw meat and dairy can carry pathogens, like E. coli, listeria and salmonella, which can make pets and people sick or even cause death.

• Why is L not pronounced in salmon?

  The word comes ultimately from the Latin salmon, but we got it by way of French, as we did with so many other food words. The French, as was their wont, had swallowed up the Latin L in their pronunciation, so by the time we English borrowed the word, it was saumon, no L in the spelling and so no L in the pronunciation.

• How long do clams last in freezer?

  About 2 to 3 months How long do raw clams last in the freezer? Properly stored, they will maintain best quality for about 2 to 3 months, but will remain safe beyond that time. The freezer time shown is for best quality only - clams that have been kept constantly frozen at 0°F will keep safe indefinitely.

• Where is my shrimp hiding?

  If your shrimps are dead or hiding, you may find out by searching your tank plants, moss, or intake valves. Younger shrimp use foliage to hide from predators, and often shrimp will hide when they are ready to molt.

• What is the best tasting salmon to buy?

  Chinook salmon Chinook salmon (Oncorhynchus tschawytscha), also known as King salmon, is considered by many to be the best-tasting of the salmon bunch. They have a high-fat content and corresponding rich flesh that ranges from white to a deep red color.

• Can high salinity kill fish?

  Yes, anything about 1.025 actually CAN kill fish. I know of several people who keep their SG at 1.026 (including myself) but you can only keep hardy fish if you keep it that high. Having a salt level that high forces the fish to work harder at passing the salt through his gills, and can be very stressful.

• How long is it safe to keep thawed shrimp in the refrigerator?

  1 to 2 days How Long Can You Keep Defrosted Shrimp? Once your shrimp has been defrosted, you can keep it in the refrigerator for a further 1 to 2 days before it will start to go off. You shouldn't keep it for any longer than this in case it goes bad.

• Why do bodybuilders eat white fish?

  Oily fish such as salmon or mackerel provides heart and brain healthy omega 3 fats. But more importantly for bodybuilders, fish also provides vitamin D – a steroid hormone that aids in recovery, builds muscle, boosts endurance and enhances endurance.

• Do you flip salmon when baking?

  There is no need to flip. Unless you have a well seasoned cast iron grill or one of the really cheap portable grills with thin grates, the flesh of the salmon will most likely stick. To avoid the "sticking panic" cook salmon skin side down and don't flip.

• Will ghost shrimp attack Tetras?

  Will ghost shrimp eat neon tetras? Since neons and ghost shrimp have similar preferences, they work well in a tank. Combine ghost shrimp and neon tetras only with other small, peaceful fish, as anything aggressive or predatory can eat or bully these species easily.

• How do you tell if pre cooked shrimp is bad?

  How to tell if cooked shrimp is bad? The best way is to smell and look at the shrimp: signs of bad shrimp are a sour smell and a slimy texture; discard any shrimp with an off smell or appearance, do not taste first.

• What is the black stuff inside oysters?

  If it's a black mark / bump or bubble on the inside of the shell, which is not removable, it is known as a "mud blister." This is a defensive barrier against the parasite (Polydora ciliata) which attempts to bore into the oyster shell.