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How do you make fish pellets food?

Asked: Luc-Herve Blouin, Last Updated:

Homemade pellets meet both these demands.

  1. Puree a vegetable medley; use greens, such as lettuce or spinach, root vegetables, fruit or seaweed.
  2. Add protein to the mixture: This can be any type of fish meal, or sea food medley, dried, frozen or fresh, whichever suits the budget.

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