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Do you need live plants for shrimp?

Asked: Corey Spence, Last Updated:

Dedicated shrimp breeders typically use air driven sponge filters. Live plants are recommended, particularly species such as Java moss or Najas. Substrate should be pH neutral (inert) or an aquatic plant medium. There are a number of substrate materials designed specifically for dwarf freshwater shrimp keeping.

FAQ

  • What the most expensive prawn?

    The Jumbo Tiger Prawn is very meaty and flavourful. The meat of the large ones can be tough if not handled properly. They are excellent for deep-frying, BBQ or even for impressing your guests! It costs around $38 to $45/kg which makes it one of the most expensive prawns in the market.

  • Has frozen salmon gone bad?

    You know when salmon has gone bad if it smells sour, rancid, fishy or like ammonia. If it smells like this when it's raw, the smell is likely to get stronger when it's cooked. You don't want to risk salmon food poisoning, and experts say you should throw it out.

  • Can you cook tuna steaks all the way through?

    It's certainly OK to cook ahi tuna all the way through. The only risk to your meal in overcooking is that tuna that's too far done can be quite dry (think canned tuna). Instructions for cooking ahi tuna both to medium-rare and medium are below.

  • Is crawfish still good if left out overnight?

    Can you eat crawfish that was left out overnight? Shellfish, crustaceans, seafood will very clearly make it known when you should NOT eat it. They will emit a strong smell (including ammonia) that will persist after cooking. Until that time, as long as it passes the smell test, it's OK to go ahead and cook/heat it.

  • Do you rinse oysters in a jar?

    Most jarred oyster brands do recommend rinsing and cooking your oysters for best results. Oysters in the jar are not often packed in their own liquor (the liquid that is found inside the oyster shell when fresh), so they may have a less briney flavor than fresh-shucked oysters.

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